Never-installed CGI, PGT WinGuard, ES Windows, Monogram and MI Windows impact units — Florida code approved, NFRC labeled, priced from $150. Pick them up at The Bell Farm on Okeechobee Blvd.
Factory-fresh surplus units with their original labels, NOA numbers, design pressure ratings and inspection stamps still attached.
Priced down because they are overstock from finished jobs — not because they are used, damaged or seconds.
Haul them yourself, or have a Florida Certified General Contractor (CGC1528750) set them and pull the permit. Your call.
Inspect the glass and the labels in person in Loxahatchee before you pay. No freight, no crating, no shipping damage.
Measure width at the top, middle and bottom of the rough opening, and height at the left, middle and right. Use the smallest of each set of three numbers — a surplus unit has to fit the tightest point of the actual opening, not the widest, since it cannot be trimmed or resized to close a slightly bigger gap.
Every unit listed above is already built to a fixed size — there is no factory to call for a custom cut on a surplus item. Your rough opening has to match an available unit within normal installation tolerance, not the other way around. That trade is part of what makes the below-retail price possible: the flexibility runs in the opposite direction from a made-to-order window.
The Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade NOA number printed on each listing above is certified for that specific product and size — it does not carry over if the unit is cut down or reframed to fit a different opening. Buying the correct size also matters down the line for insurance: whether you install it yourself or hire it out, the work still has to be permitted and pass inspection to count toward a wind-mitigation credit. See our impact window insurance guide for how that inspection works.
Tell us the sizes you need and we will tell you what is on the rack today.
CGI, PGT WinGuard, ES Windows, Monogram and MI Windows — single hungs, a sliding glass door and impact laminated glass panes, priced from $150. Every unit is Florida building-code approved and impact rated. Sizes and counts change as units sell, so call (561) 779-3213 to confirm what is still on the rack.
No. They are never-installed surplus and overstock units, still carrying their original manufacturer labels with NOA numbers, design pressure ratings, NFRC energy ratings and inspection stamps. They are priced below retail because they are surplus, not because they are second-hand.
Pickup is at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County FL 33470, by appointment. Local pickup only — no shipping, so no freight damage and no crating charge.
Yes. Every unit is Florida building-code approved and hurricane impact rated, and comes with its Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade NOA documentation. The approval number is printed in each listing above so you can check it before you drive out.
Cash, Zelle or PayPal. All sales final. Bundle pricing is available on multiple units — if you are doing a whole house or a rental, call and we will price the lot.
The units on this page are sold for pickup, but installation is available separately from Bell Engineering & Construction, a Florida Certified General Contractor (CGC1528750) and Certified Roofing Contractor (CCC1332751). See our impact windows & doors page for full supply-and-install work, including permits and inspection.
Call (561) 779-3213 with your rough opening sizes. Stock rotates, and if nothing here fits we can quote new units in your exact sizes and install them under our contractor license.
Florida insurers commonly offer wind-mitigation credits for code-approved opening protection. The credit depends on protecting all openings, on your carrier, and on your wind-mitigation inspection results. Our impact window insurance guide explains how the inspection form works — ask your carrier for your specific numbers before you buy.
Measure width at the top, middle, and bottom of the opening, and height at the left, middle, and right, then use the smallest measurement in each direction. That is the size the window actually has to fit, regardless of what the old window's frame measured.
A surplus unit is a fixed, already-manufactured size — normal installation tolerance covers a small margin around the frame, not a real mismatch. If your rough opening is meaningfully different from a listing above, call (561) 779-3213 with your exact numbers before you drive out; we can also quote a new unit cut to your exact size.
The wall opening's size — the rough opening — not the old window's frame size or overall unit dimension. Old frames can be trimmed, shimmed, or built out in ways that no longer match the actual gap in the wall, so always measure the opening itself.
Yes — these units are sold for pickup and self-install is allowed. Many buyers handle it themselves or hire their own installer. If you would rather have it permitted and installed under a contractor license, Bell Engineering & Construction (CGC1528750) offers that separately.
It can, but the installation still has to be permitted and pass inspection to count toward a wind-mitigation credit — that requirement does not change based on who does the labor. Check with your insurance carrier and your local permitting office before you rely on a credit.