Installing an exterior door in new construction differs from a replacement because it typically involves starting with an "open wall" where the frame and structural supports are integrated directly into the home's framework. Because there is no existing trim or drywall to remove, this allows for more precise control over the rough opening size and the application of full flashing and insulation.Florida Building Code & Impact Requirements In Palm Bay and throughout Florida, new construction must adhere to strict hurricane-resilience standards. Impact Resistance: Florida Building Code requires all exterior door units to be either impact-resistant (certified to standards like TAS 201/202/203 or ASTM E1996) or protected by approved shutters. Permitting: All new construction door projects must be permitted with the local municipality to prove proper hurricane protection is in place. Labeling: Doors must be labeled by the manufacturer to indicate compliance with Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA).

Commercial Impact rated Fiberglass Exterior Doors