Windows & Doors · Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach

Marketing for window & door contractors, run by people from the trades.

Impact windows and doors are a different sale: big tickets, long decision cycles, hurricane deadlines and financing questions. Generic marketing agencies treat it like selling pizza. We've built and run campaigns for South Florida window & door companies — the owner held a GC license and ran his own contracting company — so the campaigns speak insurance discounts, Miami-Dade NOA approvals and storm season, because that's what your buyers speak.

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    Big tickets need trust before the click
    A $15,000–$40,000 impact window project isn't an impulse buy. Homeowners research for weeks — which means the company they keep seeing, with real installs on camera and reviews that mention hurricanes by name, wins the estimate before the first visit.
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    Storm season is your Black Friday
    Search volume for impact windows and doors spikes when a storm enters the forecast and stays elevated through hurricane season. Budgets should scale with it — most agencies run the same flat spend in June as in January and miss the cheapest, most motivated buyers of the year.
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    Financing and insurance angles win the click
    "Impact windows" is a price search. "Insurance discount," "no money down" and "financing available" are decision searches. Ads and landing pages built around the money questions out-convert generic "quality windows" messaging every time.
What we run

The system we'd build for your window & door company.

Same three services we run for every trade — tuned to how impact windows and doors actually sell:

Google Ads: LSA + Search

Local Service Ads for the "impact windows near me" buyer, Search campaigns for insurance-discount, financing and hurricane-prep searches — with negative keywords blocking the DIY and repair-only traffic that wastes budget. Call tracking and recording on every lead. How we manage Google Ads →

Meta ads with filmed installs

Our videographer films your installs monthly: the crane lifting glass, the crew setting frames, the homeowner's before/after. That footage becomes the ads that build your name across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach — in English and Spanish. Meta ads + content →

A website with an instant estimator

Sub-2-second load, financing front and center, and an instant estimate tool that trades a ballpark project range for a name and phone number — so the weeks-long researcher becomes a lead on visit one instead of a stranger who "checks back later." What the site includes →

The playbook, visualized

Three things every window & door campaign is built on.

Chart of impact window and door search demand across a South Florida year, spiking during June to November hurricane season
Demand isn't flat — budgets shouldn't be either. We scale spend into hurricane season and forecasted storms.
Diagram of impact glass layers: tempered glass with PVB interlayer, Miami-Dade NOA tested — the story window ads should tell
Homeowners don't buy spec sheets. The ads sell the outcomes: the envelope never opens, insurance discounts, quiet, security.
Decision math for impact window projects: 15 to 40 thousand dollar tickets, insurance savings and financing searches
The money questions — insurance savings, financing, "$/mo" — are what turn researchers into estimate requests.
The numbers

What the math looks like for windows & doors.

Illustrative numbers for a South Florida impact window company:

One project pays for months of marketing

Typical shape of the funnel:

Average impact window project$15,000–$40,000+
Typical qualified lead cost on Google$80–$200
Leads to close one project (well-run campaigns)5–10
Marketing cost as % of one projectsingle digits

Ranges are typical for the market, not guarantees — your close rate and ticket size move the math. The free audit runs it with your real numbers. You pay Google and Meta directly; our management is a flat monthly fee, month to month.

FAQ

Window & door marketing questions, answered straight.

How do window and door contractors get more leads in South Florida?

Capture demand first: Google Local Service Ads and Search campaigns aimed at impact-window, insurance-discount and financing searches. Then build name recognition with Meta ads using real filmed installs. Underneath both, a fast website with an instant estimator turns researchers into leads instead of anonymous visitors.

When should impact window companies advertise most?

Ahead of and during hurricane season. Searches spike when storms enter the forecast and homeowners suddenly have a deadline. We scale budgets with the season and keep a baseline running year-round, because insurance renewals and new-home purchases generate demand every month.

What does a window and door lead cost in South Florida?

Qualified Google leads typically run $80–$200 depending on county and competition — high for home services, but rational against a $15,000+ average ticket. The bigger lever is close rate: filmed proof, fast follow-up and financing options routinely matter more than shaving lead cost.

Do you work with window companies outside South Florida?

Our model is built on filming clients' installs ourselves, so we work exclusively with contractors in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. If you're local, the free audit includes competitor ad activity in your county and your estimated cost per lead — in writing, within 24 hours.

Get a free audit of your window & door company's Google presence.

Written breakdown of your Google visibility, competitor ad activity in your county, and estimated cost per lead — delivered within 24 hours of a call. No card required.

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