Waterproofing & Impact Windows and Doors

Residential & Commercial Roofing In Fort Lauderdale

Waterproofing & Impact Windows and Doors

Professional waterproofing and impact windows and doors installation from licensed General Contractors that seal out water and protect every opening of your building before the next hurricane.

A Sealed Building From Rooftop to Doorway

Damp walls, peeling paint, water seeping under a door and windows that whistle or leak in a driving rain all point to a building that is letting the weather in. A solid roof protects the top of a structure, but water and wind can still get in through walls, foundations, balconies, windows and doors. Older non-impact windows and doors can also be the weakest point in a storm, giving wind a way into the building that leads to further damage. We offer professional waterproofing services and impact windows and doors installation to seal those surfaces and openings alongside the roof.

Waterproofing only works when the right coating or membrane is chosen for the surface and applied over properly prepared material, and shortcuts show up as blisters, peeling and new leaks. Impact windows and doors are rated products, and their protection depends on being anchored into the opening correctly and sealed against water at every edge. An impact window set into a poorly prepared frame can still leak or fail under pressure, even when the glass itself holds. At 3 Squares Roofing, we bring the same building knowledge to these jobs that we bring to a roof, because every surface and opening has to keep water out.

Licensed and insured, 3 Squares Roofing works as both roofer and General Contractor, so waterproofing and impact windows and doors can be handled alongside your roof rather than through a separate company. That saves you from coordinating several trades and makes it easier to protect the whole building on one schedule. We can take on a leaking balcony, a damp foundation wall or a set of aging windows, depending on what your building needs most. The aim is a structure that stays dry at the top, along the sides and at every opening in between.