Choosing the right marine window company is critical. Poor workmanship means leaks, failed seals, and expensive callbacks — none of which you want offshore. Here’s what to look for when hiring a marine glass specialist in South Florida.
Verify Licensing and Insurance
Marine glass work in Florida requires proper licensing. Ask for proof of general liability insurance and verify the contractor is licensed to work on marine vessels. Unlicensed work can void your insurance coverage and leave you with no recourse if something goes wrong.
Ask About Their Marine Glass Experience
Marine glass is not the same as architectural or auto glass. Ask specifically about experience with marine vessels — different hull materials, saltwater exposure requirements, and marine-grade sealants require specialized knowledge. Ask to see examples of past work and references from marine clients.
What Materials Do They Use?
Only marine-grade materials are appropriate for boat and yacht windows. Ask specifically:
- What brand and spec of glass do they use?
- What sealant (polysulfide, polyurethane, or silicone)?
- Are gaskets EPDM or neoprene rated for marine use?
- Do they offer tempered, laminated, and polycarbonate options?
Do They Offer a Warranty?
Reputable marine window companies stand behind their work. Look for a minimum 1-year warranty on labor and installation, and understand what the glass manufacturer’s warranty covers. Be cautious of contractors who are reluctant to offer any written guarantee.
Contact Marine Windows Solutions
Marine Windows Solutions is a licensed, insured marine glass specialist serving South Florida since 2019. We offer written warranties on all installations. Call (754) 325-1470 or visit marinewindowssolutions.com for a free estimate. Serving Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, the Keys, and all of Florida.
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