What Impact Windows in Dania Beach Must Meet
Only 3 miles separates the Dania Beach Pier from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. That geography creates a dual code challenge. Every glazed opening must meet HVHZ wind-uplift requirements AND large-missile impact testing. Under the Florida Building Code, all impact windows in Broward County's HVHZ must carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA). An NOA proves the window survived TAS 201 large-missile impact tests. It also confirms the window passed TAS 202 cyclic wind pressure tests and TAS 203 water infiltration tests. These are the same protocols that govern products along the entire Southeast Florida coastline. Dania Beach's Building Division enforces NOA compliance at every rough inspection. Permits must be pulled through the city's e-Permitting portal under a Florida-licensed General Contractor. SafeGuard's leadership carries 30+ years of South Florida construction experience. That spans the full arc from pre-Andrew building codes to the current HVHZ standard. Our contractor of record is Aldo Dellamano (FL CGC1525289). He holds four active DBPR credentials and signs every permit we pull in the city. You can verify any contractor's license at the Florida DBPR contractor lookup before signing a contract.

