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One of the largest impact window operations in Florida, with 4,177 Google reviews behind it and a complaint record worth reading. Here is the sourced version, and the questions to ask before you sign.
Across 4,177 Google reviews, one of the largest verified review bases in Florida.
A very large, licensed statewide operation with a strong review average on enormous volume, and a complaint record worth reading.
Northfield Holding Corp, Lake Worth, with six locations statewide.The short answer
Is Florida Window & Door legitimate, and should you use them?
Yes. Florida Window & Door is a licensed, very high-volume Florida contractor: owner Scott Berman holds active DBPR license CGC1509450, permit records show roughly 4,498 projects in three years across six locations, and its Google Business Profile shows 4.5 out of 5 across 4,177 reviews, one of the largest verified review bases of any Florida contractor. Its BBB profile carries a complaint history covering delays and workmanship, which is worth reading directly given the scale of the operation.
The record, by source
Company at a glance
SunVetted analysis
Florida Window & Door is one of the largest impact window operations in the state, and its size is the first thing to understand about it. BuildZoom's permit records indicate roughly 4,498 projects in three years across six locations. Its state license is in order: owner Scott Berman holds Certified General Contractor license CGC1509450, listed by the Florida DBPR as current and active. The corporate entity is Northfield Holding Corp, based in Lake Worth.
Its customer rating is strong, on an unusually large sample. Its Google Business Profile shows 4.5 out of 5 across 4,177 reviews. That is by a wide margin the largest verified review base of any company we profile, and a 4.5 average across more than four thousand customers is not something a company can manufacture. It is a genuine strength and it should carry real weight.
One counterweight worth knowing. BuildZoom, which scores contractors from permit and licensing data rather than customer satisfaction, assigns Florida Window & Door a score of 36 and states this does not rank in the top 50% of Florida contractors. That metric measures something different from reviews, and we would not weigh it above 4,177 customers. We report it because it is the same dataset we cite for every company in this category.
The BBB record deserves your own reading. Florida Window & Door's BBB profile covers six locations and carries a complaint and negative-review history, including complaints about installation delays, workmanship, and repeated telemarketing calls. We are not going to characterize the volume or summarize individual disputes, because complaint counts have to be read against a company's transaction volume and this is a very high-volume company. Open the BBB profile and read the complaints and the company's responses yourself before you sign anything.
There is also litigation on the public record. In 2022, a Connecticut marketing vendor, Best Postcard, Inc., filed a breach of contract suit in New Haven Superior Court against Scott Berman and Northfield Holding Corp d/b/a Florida Window & Door. That is a vendor dispute rather than a customer construction claim, and a filed complaint contains allegations, not findings. We note it because it is part of the public record, not as evidence about workmanship.
What we did not use. There are consumer-complaint aggregator pages and an anonymously operated website devoted to criticism of this company. We do not cite unverified user-submitted complaint sites or anonymous attack pages on any profile, in either direction. Everything above comes from the DBPR, the BBB, BuildZoom, or a court filing.
Decision aid
Local context
Florida Window & Door operates from Lake Worth with additional locations across the state, and sells impact windows and doors throughout South Florida. At this scale the question that matters most is not whether the company is licensed, because it is, but who specifically will handle your job. Ask which crew or subcontractor performs the installation, who pulls the permit, and what the written timeline is from contract to final inspection, since installation delays are a recurring theme in the public complaint record. For a coastal Miami-Dade or Broward address inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, ask for the exact product line and its Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance number, and confirm the glass specification in writing rather than relying on a verbal description of the package.
Questions homeowners ask
Yes. Owner Scott Berman holds Florida DBPR Certified General Contractor license CGC1509450, listed as current and active with an expiration of 8/31/2026. The operating entity is Northfield Holding Corp d/b/a Florida Window & Door, based in Lake Worth.
Its Google Business Profile shows 4.5 out of 5 across 4,177 reviews, one of the largest verified review bases of any Florida contractor. Separately, BuildZoom, which scores from permit and licensing data rather than customer satisfaction, assigns it a 36, which that platform says does not rank in the top 50% of Florida contractors.
BuildZoom permit records indicate roughly 4,498 projects over three years, its BBB profile covers six locations, and it has 4,177 Google reviews. It is one of the largest impact window operations in Florida.
The BBB profile carries a complaint and negative customer review history that includes installation delays, workmanship disputes and repeated telemarketing calls. We do not summarize or count them here, because complaint volume has to be weighed against a company's transaction volume. Read the complaints and the company's responses directly on the BBB profile.
A 2022 breach of contract suit was filed in New Haven Superior Court in Connecticut by Best Postcard, Inc. against Scott Berman and Northfield Holding Corp d/b/a Florida Window & Door. That is a vendor billing dispute rather than a customer construction claim, and a filed complaint contains allegations, not findings.
Reasonably, yes. It is licensed, does very substantial volume, and holds 4.5 across 4,177 Google reviews. As with any high-volume installer, treat its quote as one of at least three, confirm the written scope, timeline and glass specification, and read the BBB complaint record before signing.
Ask who actually performs the installation, who pulls the permit, what the contracted timeline is from signature to final inspection, what happens if that timeline is missed, the specific product line and its Miami-Dade NOA number, and get the full glass specification in writing rather than a package name.
Sources & references
Every rating and record above is drawn from the public sources below. Verify any of them directly.