THE ADVANTAGES OF IMPACT PRODUCTS GO BEYOND WEATHER PROTECTION:
73%
PROVIDES POTENTIAL RETURN ON
INVESTMENT OF 73%
INVESTMENT OF 73%
65%
MINIMIZES OUTDOOR NOISE BY UP TO 65%
99%
SHIELDS AGAINST DAMAGING UV RAYS BY 99%
From now until June 2024, you’ll pay zero sales tax when you purchase impact windows, doors, and garage doors.
IMPACT WINDOWS, DOORS, AND GARAGE DOORS ARE THE GOLD STANDARD FOR HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS.
The Florida Home Hardening Tax Exemption eliminates sales tax on impact windows, doors, and garage doors, so you can have the home performance and peace of mind you want — for less than you’d expect. You may also qualify for the My Safe Florida Home grant (see below) and insurance discounts.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE
FLORIDA HOME HARDENING TAX
EXEMPTION
*Please note that your dealer must place your order by June 30, 2024 for your products to be eligible for Florida’s sales tax holiday. We recommend working with your dealer to finalize and submit your order on or before June 28, 2024, to avoid any delays in the order being processed.
Customers should consult with the state document and/or a tax advisor to ensure eligibility.
THE ADVANTAGES OF IMPACT PRODUCTS GO BEYOND WEATHER PROTECTION:
73%
65%
99%
LEARN MORE ABOUT THESE SAVINGS.
Complete this form to download more information about Florida’s home-hardening initiatives.
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