Door Replacement, Replacement Windows, Hurricane Proof Windows, and Patio Enclosure in Largo, FL

Storm Windows, Hurricane Windows, and Window Installation in Largo

From upgrades to living space expansions, homeowners in Largo, FL, and other areas have counted on White Hat Windows to provide them with the quality products and services that enhance and update their homes. Our team can add a patio enclosure to increase your year-round living space, or upgrade your windows to hurricane windows to provide extra protection during storms and hurricanes, and even increase your security with new front door replacements. Contact our team today to learn more and schedule your updates.

Most homeowners opt for at least energy-efficient windows for their window installation project. In some cases, they want to get impact windows to help protect themselves and their home better. Hurricane windows are designed to better withstand the high winds that we experience with hurricanes, and they also help with flying debris to handle an impact from an object without breaking into hundreds of sharp glass pieces.

Patio Enclosure and Front Doors in Largo

Patios are great spaces, but they are not always usable due to rain, storms, or it being just too hot. Instead, consider adding a patio enclosure to your home, which will extend your living space and make it usable throughout the year. Another update that homeowners should look at is doing a door replacement for their front doors. A new front door can enhance your security as well as increasing the curb appeal of your Largo, FL, home.

Door Replacement and New Windows in Largo, Florida

White Hat Windows replacement windows are designed to give your Largo, Florida home the look, feel and quality it deserves. Whether you want to add storm windows to your home or to update to energy-efficient windows that are also hurricane windows, or you are looking at a front door replacement, our team is ready to make your home the sanctuary that you want it to be. Contact us today and put our decade’s worth of experience to work on your home.

The Orange Belt Railway reached the area in 1888. By this time Lake Tolulu had been renamed Lake Largo, and residents of the community west of the lake adopted the name “Largo”. Largo was first incorporated in 1905. In 1913, it became the first municipality in Pinellas County to adopt a council-manager government. It switched back and forth from “town” to “city” a few times, and became a city again in 1974.