It's a research project, not an impulse
Few homeowners buy impact windows on the first visit to a website. It's a large investment, often tied to hurricane preparation, insurance discounts or a home renovation, and buyers take their time. They compare products, read about ratings and installation, look at financing and ask neighbors who they used. A company that only shows a phone number loses most of these buyers early. The companies that win publish clear, helpful content for each stage of that research, from what impact glass actually does to how installation and permits work. That content ranks for the questions homeowners ask and keeps your name in front of them for the weeks it takes to decide. Photos of real installations in local homes help buyers picture the finished result.





