Windows & Doors · Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte & SW Florida · Family owned and operated
About Window Team USA
Window Team USA of Fort Myers is a family owned and operated window and door company serving Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, North Port, Cape Coral, and across Southwest Florida. They install impact and non-impact windows and doors, along with storm protection including Bahama shutters, accordions, roll downs, and storm panels. They also build screen and acrylic lanai enclosures, carports, and custom sheds, so several outdoor projects on the same property can be handled by one company.
Products & services
Impact windows
Impact doors
Non-impact windows
Non-impact doors
Bahama shutters
Accordion shutters
Roll down shutters
Storm panels
Screen lanai enclosures
Acrylic lanai enclosures
Carports
Custom shed builds
What sets Window Team USA apart
In the owner's words: "Being a family owned and operated company you get us. Not a pushy salesman and a phone operator who doesn't know your name. We are highly dedicated to our customers and their satisfaction."
Service area & contact
ServesPunta Gorda, Port Charlotte, North Port, North Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Estero, Pine Island, Sarasota, Bradenton, Arcadia
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Frequently asked questions
What areas does Window Team USA serve?
Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, North Port, North Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Estero, Pine Island, Sarasota, Bradenton, and Arcadia, Florida.
Do they install impact windows as well as regular windows?
Yes. Window Team USA installs both impact and non-impact windows and doors, so homeowners can choose the level of protection that suits the property and budget.
What storm protection options are available?
Bahama shutters, accordion shutters, roll down shutters, and storm panels, alongside impact-rated windows and doors.
Do they do more than windows and doors?
Yes. They also build screen and acrylic lanai enclosures, carports, and custom sheds, so a single company can handle several outdoor projects on the same property.
Who will I be dealing with?
The owners. Window Team USA is family owned and operated, so customers deal with the people running the business rather than a commissioned salesperson and a call center.
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