AAA Metal & Glass Inc

We offer window and glass installation for storefronts, residential work, commercial work, and industrial work. We offer machinery glass, mirror table tops and shelves, shower and tub enclosures, custom design work, window division, bird protection glass, and more!

We service Paterson, Township of Washington, Elizabeth, Westfield, Mahwah, and surrounding areas.

Yes, if all openings are protected. Typically to qualify for wind mitigation discounts, all openings must have HVHZ protection.

You may qualify for tax credits if they are available. You will need to contact your accountant to discuss if your eligible for any credits.

It is the Notice Of Acceptance (NOA) issued by the Miami-Dade County that certifies a product as impact resistant. This product approval also provides a label for the product that designates how long the certification will last. The NOA also provides information on dimensions, parts, materials, accessories, and installation guidelines for a product. You can download a copy of the NOA from the Miami-DadeCounty website. Impact resistant products also come with a sticker adhered to in window or door frame with the product approval information on it. It is important to remember not to remove these stickers because they are useful to identify your products and to qualify for insurance discounts.

Hurricane impact products do not require shuttering. this saves you money, labor and precious time when a severe storm is approaching. by having a turnkey solution, hurricane impact windows and doors give you peace of mind whether you are at home or away when the big storm comes. It also safeguards your home against burglary and theft, noise reduction and ultraviolet rays from the sun. In addition, many insurance companies offer discounts on homeowner insurance when you install code-approved hurricane resistant impact windows and doors in your home.

Absolutely. Impact windows and doors can provide a substantial noise reduction. Impact windows and doors are an ideal solution if you have concerns about noise pollution around your property like traffic, loud neighbors, schools/ parks.

These windows are made with impact glass consisting of a strong, laminated interlayer bonded between two panes of annealed, heat-strengthened, or tempered glass. When struck by a forceful object the glass resists shattering. When impact glass is struck, it may chack, but stays together as one piece to prevent water from intruding into the home. Several elements make a window or door impact rated, such as frame and sashes engineering, the type of impact glass used, the quality of weather stripping, and type of low emission coating on the impact glass. non-impact windows are not energy efficient because they provide little insulation. You can lower your utility bill by installing impact-resistant products. adding the low-e option on impact windows and doors can further improve energy efficiency by drastically reducing the transfer of heat in and out of the home.

Installing Hurricane impact products ensures that your property’s openings are up to date as per the Florida building code. These codes are mandated to ensure that new homes being built and those being remodeled have the best and safest building products available. When you choose to install your hurricane-resistant impact windows and doors you can be certain that the products you purchase meet and exceed the Florida Building Codes. Our impact resistant products ensure that your home is properly protected 365 days of the year, no matter the weather.

Hurricane impact windows are windows that have been engineered, tested, and manufactured to withstand a hurricane. impact windows are tested to withstand winds from to 210 to 390 miles per hour and flying debris damaged caused by hurricanes wind. These are windows and doors that combine heavy-duty frames with impact-resistant laminated glass. The laminated glass is built with a PVB interlayer, sealed between two layers of glass, which allows for strong binding, optical clarity, and tough adhesion.

On the east coast, hurricane season is from June 1 through November 30th. In the Atlantic, hurricanes generally occur in August, September, and October.