Where a project calls for it, we supply the manufacturer’s impact glazing and Florida Product Approval / NOA documentation, for review by your contractor, design professional and local authority.
Glass, frame, configuration, and documentation all have to match the project and the jurisdiction. We confirm it up front.
Oversized, arched, or reframed openings may require additional review before approval — we plan for it early.
Fasteners, substrate, sealant, threshold, and anchoring matter as much as the door. We coordinate every detail through the proper licensed path.
Final requirements depend on jurisdiction, opening, product, exposure, and scope. PDA supplies the manufacturer’s Product Approval / NOA documentation so your contractor or design professional can assemble the permit package. PDA does not pull permits, provide engineering approval, or determine code compliance — your local authority having jurisdiction does.
We supply the manufacturer’s Florida Product Approval / NOA documentation for your permit package. PDA does not pull permits, provide engineering approval, or determine code compliance — your contractor, design professional, and local building department do. Final requirements depend on your opening, product, exposure, and county.
It’s the documentation showing a product meets Florida’s impact and wind-load standards. We provide guidance and review so the right approval is in place for your county before ordering.
It depends on your jurisdiction and exposure. We review your specific situation before anything is built.
Text a photo and your city/county — we’ll identify the manufacturer documentation your project is likely to need, for review by your contractor, design professional and local authority.