Window & Door Permit Inspections in Florida
Impact window and door replacements shouldn't take weeks to permit. Freedom Code Compliance delivers same-day virtual inspections and fast plan reviews for window and door contractors across Florida — keeping your installation schedule on track.
We Solve Your Biggest Challenges
- Building department backlogs delaying impact window permit approvals
- Scheduling inspectors around your full installation calendar
- Inconsistent code interpretation across Florida jurisdictions
- Insurance deadlines requiring fast permit closeout after storm damage
Advanced Property Lookup Tools
Search one source for county property records, ASCE wind and flood data, and all other parcel/property details needed for permit paperwork.
AI-Assisted Plan Reviews
Our AI-assisted plan reviews deliver the fastest turnaround of any private provider.
Virtual Inspections On Demand
Request virtual inspections whenever your crew is ready and keep projects moving without waiting on site visits.
We have experience with thousands of window & door contractors projects across Florida.
- Impact Window Replacements
- Impact Door Replacements
- Sliding Glass Door Replacements
- Commercial Storefront Systems
- Hurricane Shutter Installations
- Skylight & Specialty Glazing
Same-Day
Virtual Inspection Results
Photo submissions reviewed within 1–2 hours. No waiting on a building department inspector — your installation crew stays on schedule across multiple job sites.
Get StartedDo impact window replacements require a permit and inspection in Florida?
Yes. Under the Florida Building Code, replacing windows and doors in existing homes typically requires a permit and inspection — even for like-for-like impact product swaps. The inspection verifies proper installation, anchor spacing, and that the product has an approved NOA (Notice of Acceptance) for your wind zone. FCC handles both the plan review and the virtual inspection.
How do virtual window and door inspections work?
Submit photos of your installation — anchor spacing, flashing, sealant, and product labels — through the myFCC Mobile app. Our licensed inspector reviews and returns results within 1–2 hours. For complex projects, live video inspections are also available. Both methods are authorized under Florida Statute 553.791.
Can FCC verify NOA product approvals during plan review?
Yes. Our plan reviewers verify that specified window and door products have valid Florida Product Approvals or Miami-Dade NOAs for the project's wind zone. We flag any products that don't meet the required impact ratings before permit issuance — saving you from failed inspections after the work is done.
How fast are window and door plan reviews?
Most residential window and door permit packages — replacement schedules, product approval documentation, and installation details — are reviewed within 24 hours. Commercial storefront and curtain wall reviews average 2 business days. Storm damage repair packages can be expedited when insurance timelines require it.
Apply for Services
Fill out our application and start working with FCC. Plan reviews in 1-2 days, inspections on your schedule, and 25-40% reduced permit fees under FL 553.791.