Hurricane Impact Glass
Hurricane Impact Windows and Doors
At Russell Glass Company, we provide homeowners on the Texas Gulf Coast with top-tier hurricane protection that goes above and beyond the Texas Department of Insurance Building Codes. Our impact-resistant windows and doors are designed to protect your home from hurricane-force winds and flying debris, ensuring that even after impact, the glass remains securely in place.
As the Gulf Coast distributor for both PGT WinGuard windows and Neuma Doors, we offer industry-leading products that are designed, tested, and proven to meet the most stringent safety standards, including Florida’s Miami-Dade protocols.
PGT WinGuard Windows: Proven Protection Since 1996
PGT has been a pioneer in hurricane protection, developing windows that can withstand Mother Nature’s fiercest forces since 1996. Their WinGuard line combines heavy-duty frames with impact-resistant laminated glass, meticulously manufactured to tight technical specifications. These windows provide effortless protection against hurricanes, break-ins, and harmful UV rays.
Additionally, PGT WinGuard windows qualify for the government’s energy tax credits under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, offering homeowners an incentive for energy efficiency upgrades.
Neuma Doors: Durability Meets Design
Neuma Doors bring over 25 years of research and development to the table, combining high-impact fiberglass panels, 100% composite door jambs, and impact-resistant glass. Designed to withstand the harshest conditions, Neuma Doors offer superior protection while enhancing the beauty and security of your home.
With Russell Glass Company, you can rest easy knowing your home is equipped with the best hurricane protection available, keeping your family and property safe when it matters most.
Russell Glass is a U.S. EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, trained and accredited in the use of lead-safe work practices. Lead poisoning is often associated with lead dust that is created during renovation and remodeling. It’s often from the paint that was used in many buildings and homes constructed before 1978.
Lead poisoning can cause a wide rang of health issues.
This program is prevention-based, cost-effective and a long-term bargain. The EPA is encouraging consumers to choose firms that have been trained in this area.