ESWindows installer for Florida.

ACG is an authorized ESWindows installer for commercial projects statewide — ES8000 storefront, ES50 window line, and ES Curtainwall systems, with Miami-Dade NOA documentation handled on every HVHZ package. FL CGC #1531993.

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Who installs ESWindows in Florida?

American Commercial Glass (ACG) is a Florida-based authorized installer of ESWindows commercial systems, including the ES8000 storefront, ES50 high-performance window line, and ES Curtainwall. ACG carries Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) documentation for High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) projects in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. License: FL CGC #1531993.

Why ESWindows on Florida commercial projects

What makes ESWindows the right specification.

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Miami-Dade NOA + FBC product approvals

Active NOA numbers across storefront, window wall and curtainwall. ACG manages the NOA submittal process and product-approval documentation for HVHZ-permitted projects in Miami-Dade and Broward.

02

Thermal + impact in one system

The ES8000T thermal storefront (NOA 21-0914.03) and GW-7000 unitized curtainwall satisfy concurrent thermal and hurricane-impact requirements — energy-code-governed and LEED-targeted builds included.

03

Single-manufacturer envelope

Storefront, window wall and curtainwall from one engineering team — aligned mullion profiles, thermal-break geometry and finish programs. Fewer RFIs, a simpler submittals package.

04

Direct commercial relationship

Authorized-installer standing means pricing, lead-time coordination and technical support flow through a direct channel — not a distributor layer. On critical-path glazing procurement, that matters.

Sheet ES-301 · Florida code & HVHZ compliance

HVHZ, wind load, and NOA — what it actually means.

HVHZ counties & wind load

Miami-Dade and Broward require fenestration tested and listed under an active Miami-Dade NOA. Design criteria typically exceed 170 mph (Exposure D per ASCE 7); glazing DPs commonly run -60 to -130 psf by height and wall zone. ES8000 is rated to DP +130/-130 psf LMI.

ASTM E1996 / E1886 impact testing

Large Missile Impact (floors 1–3): a 9-lb 2x4 at 50 ft/s. Small Missile Impact (floor 4+): ten steel balls at 130 ft/s. ES8000, ES-7525 and GW-7000 all carry LMI ratings. ACG coordinates the test documentation for HVHZ permit submittals.

Active ESWindows NOAs on ACG projects

NOA 24-0321.07 — ES8000 storefront, LMI, exp. Apr 2028. NOA 21-0914.03 — ES8000T thermal, LMI, exp. Aug 2031. NOA 23-0724.09 — ES-7000 window wall, LMI, exp. Jul 2028. GW-7000 — unitized curtainwall, Miami-Dade certified, LMI + SMI.

ACG handles the NOA submittal

ACG prepares the product-approval package — the applicable NOA, glazing specs, and installation drawings stamped to Miami-Dade HVHZ permit requirements — so the glazing scope never holds up permit review. Three Florida offices, statewide coverage.

Sheet ES-201 · Verified product data · ESWindows commercial line

The specs we install to.

Every number below is sourced from ESWindows' official technical datasheets and the Miami-Dade NOA database. We do not substitute glass or framing outside the tested configuration. Where a number is not published, we say so.

SeriesDesign PressureMiami-Dade NOAMax AssemblyUse
ES-7000 (LMI)+125 / −150 PSF23-0724.09 (exp 2028)60″ × 120″Pre-glazed window wall, mid- & high-rise commercial
ES-7100 (SMI)+125 / −150 PSF23-0724.10 (exp 2028)60″ × 120″Small-missile impact window wall
ES-8000T (Thermal)+90 / −120 PSF21-0914.03 (exp 2031)FPA FL17897.5Thermal storefront, energy-targeted envelopes
ES-6500+120 / −135 PSF23-0918.05 LMI / .04 SMIProject-engineeredHeavy-commercial sliding door
ES-9000+130 / −130 PSF (single)23-0724.12 (exp 2028)Per NOACommercial entry door
ES-21 / 35 / 50+50 to +70 / −50 to −70 PSFPer seriesPer NOALight-commercial & multifamily entry

Source: ESWindows official technical datasheets and the Miami-Dade Product Control NOA database. The ES-8000 (non-thermal) standard configuration shows a published-document discrepancy and is not listed above; ACG confirms the controlling NOA configuration with the manufacturer on each project.

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FAQ

Questions specifiers ask before they bid.

Who is an authorized ESWindows installer in Florida?

American Commercial Glass (ACG) is an authorized ESWindows installer operating across Florida from offices in West Palm Beach, Naples, and Tampa. ACG installs ESWindows commercial systems — including the ES8000 storefront, ES50 window line, and ES Curtainwall — on commercial projects statewide. License: FL CGC #1531993.

What ESWindows products does ACG install on commercial projects?

ACG installs the ES8000 DirectSet aluminum storefront (DP +130/‑130 psf, LMI-rated, NOA 24-0321.07), the ES8000T thermally broken storefront (NOA 21-0914.03), the ES50 commercial window line, and ES Curtainwall systems including the ES-7525 stick curtainwall (impact and blast rated) and the GW-7000 unitized curtainwall (Miami-Dade certified, LMI + SMI at DP +100/‑140 psf). ACG also installs the ES-7000/7100 window wall (DP +125/‑150 psf) on projects requiring pre-glazed window wall systems.

Does ESWindows have Miami-Dade NOA approval?

Yes. Multiple ESWindows products carry active Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) approvals for High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) use. The ES8000 storefront holds NOA 24-0321.07 (LMI, exp. April 2028). The ES8000T thermal storefront holds NOA 21-0914.03 (LMI, exp. August 2031). The GW-7000 unitized curtainwall is Miami-Dade certified for LMI and SMI. ACG handles NOA submittal documentation for applicable Florida projects in Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

Is ACG a certified ESWindows commercial installer?

ACG is an authorized ESWindows installer for commercial projects. ACG does not claim a higher certification tier than "authorized installer" — that is the manufacturer relationship designation that authorizes ACG to install ESWindows systems with factory technical support.

What is the lead time for ESWindows on a Florida commercial project?

Lead times depend on product type, finish, and glass specification. Standard ESWindows storefront systems (ES8000 series) typically run 8–14 weeks from approved shop drawings. Curtainwall and unitized systems require longer fabrication windows. Custom finishes and glass specifications add to lead time. ACG initiates the submittal and approval process early in the project schedule to protect the glazing lead time from becoming a schedule driver. Send plans early for a lead-time estimate specific to your project's product mix.

Where is ACG's coverage area for ESWindows installation?

ACG operates from three Florida offices — West Palm Beach, Naples, and Tampa — and covers commercial projects statewide. Regular ESWindows project coverage includes Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, Okeechobee, Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Sarasota, Manatee, Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Brevard, Volusia, and Duval counties. HVHZ projects in Miami-Dade and Broward are a regular part of ACG's commercial scope.

ESWindows, installed right the first time.

Authorized installer. Miami-Dade NOA documentation handled. Three offices across Florida — send drawings for a scoped proposal.

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