About Window Mart
Window Mart is a North Miami window business offering windows and related products, including window hardware, glass, and storm-preparation options. Its product range includes several window styles, parts for select window types, and hurricane windows, doors, and shutters. The business also offers custom glass cuts, in-store repairs, and new window installations. Customers considering a repair or replacement can begin by identifying the window style and the part or glass area involved. For a custom glass request, having careful measurements and details about the existing pane can help clarify what is needed. Window Mart also offers kitchen remodeling as a service, but no further project details are available here.
Services
Listed services: Kitchen Remodeling, Windows.
Explore the services below and confirm the scope of your project directly with the provider.
Windows and installation
Window Mart offers windows in multiple styles and offers new window installations. When comparing options, consider the opening’s dimensions, how the existing window operates, and whether the project is for one opening or several.
Window parts and repairs
Window Mart offers window hardware and in-store repairs, with parts for styles that include awning, jalousie, and single-hung windows. Identifying the window type and photographing the part can help clarify what you are looking for.
Custom glass cuts
Custom glass cuts are available, including cuts for jalousie slats. Have the required dimensions and any tint or edge-finish details ready when planning a glass replacement.
Storm-preparation products
The product range includes hurricane windows, doors, and shutters. Compare options by the opening you need to address and whether you are considering a replacement unit or a separate protective product.
Identify the window before choosing parts
Window style is a useful starting point when searching for hardware or replacement components. Note whether the unit is single-hung, sliding, awning, or jalousie, and take photos from both inside and outside if you can do so safely. Include close-ups of the part and any visible markings. For a repair question, write down what is not working, such as a sash that will not move or a handle that no longer engages. These details can help distinguish a hardware issue from a problem with the window itself.
Prepare details for a custom glass request
For a glass replacement, measure the opening in more than one place because older frames may not be perfectly square. Record the pane’s thickness and note whether the existing glass is clear or tinted. If an edge needs a particular finish, include that detail rather than assuming a standard cut will match. Keep measurements separate from the frame’s outside dimensions, and label each measurement with the window or room it belongs to. These are practical preparation steps, not a substitute for confirming final measurements for a specific order.
Compare storm-related options by opening
Start by listing the windows and doors you want to address, then note each opening’s approximate size and current configuration. This can make it easier to compare a replacement window with a separate product such as a shutter. Keep the scope clear: a single opening, several windows, or a window-and-door project may involve different product choices. Window Mart offers hurricane windows, doors, and shutters, as well as window screens; ask focused questions about the product type and the measurements it requires.
Common customer requests
Explore window options
I need help identifying a replacement window or finding a window style that suits my opening.
Find window parts
I’m looking for hardware or another part for an awning, jalousie, single-hung, or sliding window.
Request custom glass
I need a glass piece cut to size, such as a replacement jalousie slat.
Review storm-preparation products
I’m comparing hurricane or storm-preparation products for my windows or doors.
Ask about repair or installation
I need assistance with an in-store window repair or a new window installation.
Service area
Service coverage includes Miami, FL. Coverage spans 2 ZIP codes; use the full coverage list below to check a specific location.
Service coverage includes 2 ZIP codes across 1 communities.
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- Miami, FL33163, 33179
Questions about Window Mart
What window styles does Window Mart offer?
Window Mart offers windows in several styles, including single-hung, horizontal slider, awning, and jalousie options. Before comparing products or parts, note how the existing window opens and, if possible, photograph the frame and any hardware labels.
Can I request glass cut to size?
Yes. Window Mart offers custom glass cuts, including cuts for jalousie slats. Before requesting a cut, measure the glass area carefully and record the pane’s thickness and any tint or edge-finish requirements; these details can affect whether a piece will fit.
Does Window Mart offer new window installation?
Window Mart offers new window installations. Before discussing an installation, it can be helpful to note the opening’s approximate dimensions, the current window style, and whether you are replacing one unit or planning work on several openings.
Can I get help with window parts or repairs?
Window Mart offers window hardware and in-store repairs, with parts for styles such as awning, jalousie, and single-hung windows. To narrow down a part, identify the window type and bring a clear photo of the existing component when possible.
What storm-preparation products are available?
Window Mart offers hurricane windows, doors, and shutters among its storm-preparation products. When comparing options, first determine which openings you want to address and whether you are looking for a replacement window or a separate protective product.
Which nearby areas are available?
The service-area ZIP codes are 33163 and 33179, associated with Miami, Florida; the business is based in North Miami, ZIP code 33168. Check whether your specific location falls within the area relevant to the work you need.
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Last reviewed and updated October 19, 2026 by the Welcome to House Managers Editorial Team.