Storefront glazier in Highland Beach.

Highland Beach storefront glazing context. Highland Beach is in Palm Beach County, in Florida's South Florida market. It is outside HVHZ but commercial storefronts, windows, and doors still require Florida Product Approval (FL#) documentation under FBC Section 1709. Exposure category for Highland Beach commercial work is typically D for direct ocean or Gulf-front sites.

What ACG does in Highland Beach. We do all things commercial storefront, commercial windows, and commercial doors. Storefront systems for ground-floor retail, restaurants, and commercial buildings. Commercial entrance doors — aluminum-framed, all-glass, automatic sliders, pivots. Hurricane impact windows and impact-rated commercial doors. Window walls and curtainwall. Glass railings for balconies and terraces. The full Division 08 scope, single-source from the storefront frame to the hardware to the submittal package.

Who we work with in Highland Beach. ACG bids directly to general contractors active in the Highland Beach market, restaurant operators, hospitality and hotel ownership groups, healthcare systems, private clubs, multifamily developers, and commercial property owners. We are active on Procore and BuildingConnected for Highland Beach project invites, and the 48-hour bid turnaround that ACG runs on commercial storefront and window work fits the operator and GC timeline at the front of the project.

Pricing and timeline for Highland Beach storefront and commercial window work. Commercial storefronts run $66-$142 per square foot installed in Highland Beach, depending on glass make-up and exposure category. Hurricane impact commercial windows run $78-$195/SF. All-glass commercial entrance doors run $4,500-$18,000 per opening. Glass railings run $145-$385/LF. Lead times are 8-16 weeks from approved shop drawings depending on system, plus 2-8 days of field installation. ACG locks rough opening dimensions in pre-construction so the field install runs on schedule.