Impact-rated doors engineered to secure your home’s most vulnerable entry.
JEVAN Impact Doors specializes in Premium hurricane-rated entry systems that combine security with architectural elegance. From reinforced entry doors to sliding glass systems to French doors, JEVAN Impact Doors provides Miami-Dade approved protection for your home’s most vulnerable entry points
During storms and forced pressure situations, doors are often the first point of failure.
Standard installations lead to:
We identify structural weaknesses around your current door system.
Impact-rated doors matched for both strength and design.
Reinforcement of frames, anchors, and seals.
Your front door is your home’s first line of defense against intruders, hurricanes, and forced entry.
Sliding glass doors connect your indoor and outdoor spaces while creating vulnerability if not properly protected.
French doors are architectural statements, their divided-light design brings timeless elegance to any home.
Multi-folding doors, also called bi-fold doors, create seamless indoor-outdoor living by folding into compact accordion-style stacks—perfect for South Florida’s year-round lifestyle.
Your front door is your home’s first line of defense against intruders, hurricanes, and forced entry.
Your front door is your home’s first line of defense against intruders, hurricanes, and forced entry. Standard entry doors fail under pressure, whether from storm conditions or forced break-ins. Impact-rated entry doors combine security-grade reinforcement with hurricane protection, creating an impenetrable barrier at your home’s most vulnerable access point.
Our entry doors feature multi-point locking systems, reinforced frames, and impact-resistant glass that work together as a unified security system. They’re tested to resist both extreme weather and forced entry attempts. The result is complete peace of mind, whether facing a category 5 hurricane or an attempted intrusion.
Sliding glass doors connect your indoor and outdoor spaces while creating vulnerability if not properly protected. Standard sliding doors fail catastrophically during hurricanes, shattering and allowing water intrusion and wind damage. Impact-rated sliding glass doors deliver the open feeling you want without the risk.
Our sliding glass door systems feature impact-resistant glass panels, reinforced frames, and locking mechanisms designed for both security and ease of use. They operate smoothly for daily living while providing ultimate protection during storms. Choose from various frame finishes and glass patterns to match your home’s design aesthetic.
French doors are architectural statements, their divided-light design brings timeless elegance to any home. But traditional French doors are glass-intensive and highly vulnerable during hurricanes. Impact-rated French doors preserve the classic aesthetic while providing full protection against extreme weather and forced entry.
Our impact French doors feature reinforced frames, security-grade hardware, and impact-resistant glass panels that maintain the traditional divided-light appearance. They’re available in multiple frame finishes, white, bronze, black, or custom colors, to complement your home’s style. You don’t have to choose between beauty and protection.
Not all doors claiming “hurricane protection” are created equal. Impact-rated doors meet rigorous testing standards established by Miami-Dade County and the Florida Building Code. These standards define what “hurricane-ready” actually means, with specific wind speed requirements, impact testing, and pressure resistance specifications.
Our doors are tested and certified to withstand Category 5 hurricane conditions, including sustained winds of 200+ mph and impact from debris traveling 50+ mph. This certification means your doors have been independently validated to protect your home in the worst possible weather scenarios. It’s not marketing, it’s engineered proof.
Impact-rated doors provide security benefits that extend far beyond hurricane season. The reinforced frames, multi-point locking systems, and security-grade hardware make forced entry extremely difficult. Impact-resistant glass cannot be shattered and punched through like standard glass, intruders would need to spend minutes attempting break-in, making your home a less attractive target.
Many homeowners find the security benefit just as valuable as the hurricane protection. Whether facing a break-in attempt, home invasion risk, or simply wanting enhanced peace of mind, impact doors deliver comprehensive protection. Combined with insurance discounts, the investment pays for itself while you sleep soundly.
Impact-rated doors do more than protect during storms, they reduce your energy costs year-round. Most heat loss and gain in homes occurs through entry points. Our doors feature insulated frames and low-emissivity glass that blocks solar heat while maintaining thermal efficiency during winter months.
Florida homeowners report 15-25% reductions in cooling costs after upgrading to impact doors, particularly those replacing older doors with poor seals. The insulated frames and weather stripping prevent air leakage, reducing the load on your AC system. Over a 10-year period, energy savings often cover a significant portion of the installation investment.
Withstands Category 5 hurricane winds &
flying debris
No plywood prep, no last-minute scrambling
Prevents break-ins,
forced entry
Low-E coating reduces heat gain (huge in Miami summer)
Better insulation keeps AC from working overtime
Average Miami homeowner saves $200–$500/year on electric
Many insurers reduce premiums for HVHZ-compliant windows.
Discounts often pay for installation in
3–5 years.
Impact glass dampens street noise, neighbor AC units, traffic.
Enjoy peaceful, quiet living.
10–40% increase in resale value
(studies show)
Certified impact windows sell faster
Attracts serious Miami buyers
Our products meet the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) areas of Florida, which consist of Miami-Dade, Broward Counties, which have the most rigorous requirements for Impact Windows and Doors in the country. Products installed in these zones must meet strict testing standards- such as TAS 201, 202, and 203- to receive the Miami Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) or a Statewide Florida product approval rated for HVAC use.
