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A five-figure decision to protect your house through hurricane season deserves the full record. Here is the verifiable evidence on Statewide Windows & Doors, the licensing, the review data, the BBB standing, and straight answers to what people actually search for.
Averaged across independent platforms, spanning 1,340+ verified customer reviews.
A licensed, BBB-accredited installer with a deep, consistent record of satisfied customers across every major review platform and five Google locations.
Founded 2015, Boca Raton HQ, with locations across Florida and in Houston, TX.The short answer
Is Statewide Windows & Doors legitimate and worth considering?
Yes. Statewide is a licensed Florida contractor (DBPR SCC131152028 and CCC1335805), holds an A+ BBB rating with accreditation, and was founded in 2015 by owner John Dyda, who has more than 25 years in the glass-and-glazing trade. It averages about 4.9 across more than 1,340 verified reviews, including 672 Google reviews across five locations (Boca Raton, Orlando, Houston TX, Venice and Braden River) and 621 on Best Pick Reports.
The record, by source
Company at a glance
SunVetted analysis
Statewide installs with its own crews. The company reports a staff of more than 300 and states that installation is performed by in-house employees rather than subcontractors. That matters more than it sounds: it means the crew on your house, the insurance covering them and the labor warranty all sit with the company you signed with. At Statewide's volume, a 300-person headcount is what makes that claim plausible, which is not true of every company that advertises it.
Statewide is the most-reviewed impact window installer we profile, and the reviews are consistent. Across Google, Best Pick Reports, Angi and Modernize, more than 1,340 verified customers put it at roughly 4.9 out of 5. That volume matters: a handful of glowing reviews is easy to manufacture, but sustaining a 4.9 average across 672 Google reviews spanning five separate locations is not.
Statewide runs five distinct Google Business Profiles, and each one holds up. The flagship Boca Raton listing carries 625 reviews at 4.9. Its smaller location listings are smaller samples but currently perfect: Orlando is 26 reviews, all 5-star; the Houston, Texas location is 10 reviews, all 5-star; Venice, FL is 6 reviews, all 5-star; and Braden River, FL is 5 reviews, all 5-star. Small samples move more on individual reviews, which is exactly why we name them rather than just folding them into one number, but a company keeping a perfect record across four separate small offices while also sustaining 625 reviews at its flagship is a consistent pattern, not a fluke at one location.
Two claims you may see elsewhere deserve context. First, the "25+ years experience" line refers to owner John Dyda's tenure in the glass-and-glazing trade, not the company's age; Statewide the company was founded in 2015. Both are true, and reading it as "an experienced installer who opened his own company in 2015" is the accurate frame. Second, some competitor pages cite a BBB grade of A-. The live BBB profile shows A+, accredited, and 46 complaints over three years, not 47. Against 1,340+ positive reviews, that complaint rate is low, and the A+ reflects how issues get resolved.
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Local context
| Statewide Windows & Doors | A hyper-local HVHZ-only specialist | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | South, Central and Southwest Florida | One or two coastal counties |
| Verified reviews | 1,340+ across platforms, 4.9 avg | Varies, often far fewer |
| Licensing | SCC (windows/doors) + CCC (roofing) | Often CGC or specialty |
| Best for | Most Florida homeowners, including bundled roof + window jobs | Complex structural work on a Miami-Dade coastal property |
Statewide runs from its Boca Raton headquarters and operates physical locations across the state, including a large facility in Orlando and offices in Fort Myers, Tampa and Miami, with Jacksonville coming soon. It has also expanded outside Florida with a location in Houston, Texas. Its Florida footprint covers Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, the Treasure Coast (Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties, including Vero Beach), Southwest Florida and Central Florida, not just the cities the offices sit in. For a coastal Miami-Dade or Broward address inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, the one question that settles code compliance with any installer is simple: ask for the specific product line and its Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) number for your job. Statewide installs impact-rated lines from Custom Window Systems and ES Windows / Tecnoglass, so the answer should be readily available.
Questions homeowners ask
Yes. Statewide is a licensed Florida contractor (DBPR SCC131152028 and CCC1335805), holds an A+ BBB rating with accreditation, and was founded in 2015 by owner John Dyda. It averages about 4.9 across more than 1,340 verified reviews, including 672 Google reviews across five locations and 621 on Best Pick Reports.
No. The company was founded in 2015. The 25+ years refers to owner John Dyda's personal experience in the glass-and-glazing trade before he started the business. Both figures are accurate.
The live Better Business Bureau profile shows A+ with accreditation. Some competitor pages cite A-, which does not match the current BBB record. The BBB also lists 46 complaints over three years, a low rate against 1,340+ positive reviews.
No. Statewide states that installation is performed by its own in-house crews and reports a staff of more than 300 employees, a headcount consistent with running in-house crews at its volume. Ask for that in writing on your contract, as you should with any installer.
Statewide installs Custom Window Systems (CWS) and ES Windows / Tecnoglass, including impact-rated product lines built for Florida hurricane code.
Statewide is headquartered in Boca Raton and has physical locations across Florida, including a large facility in Orlando and offices in Fort Myers, Tampa and Miami, with Jacksonville opening soon. It also has a location in Houston, Texas. Florida coverage is county-wide, not city-limited: Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, the Treasure Coast (Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties, including Vero Beach), Southwest Florida and Central Florida.
Yes. In addition to its Florida offices, Statewide has a location in Houston, Texas, with its own Google Business Profile showing 10 reviews, all 5-star.
Because it operates several physical locations, and Google ties reviews to the specific business location a customer interacted with rather than to the company as a whole. Statewide's profiles are: Boca Raton (625 reviews, 4.9 average), Orlando (26 reviews, all 5-star), Houston, TX (10 reviews, all 5-star), Venice, FL (6 reviews, all 5-star), and Braden River, FL (5 reviews, all 5-star). Combined, that is 672 Google reviews.
Yes, it works in HVHZ markets and installs impact-rated lines. For any coastal address, confirm the specific product's Miami-Dade NOA number, which settles code compliance.
Search the license numbers SCC131152028 or CCC1335805 at the Florida DBPR license lookup, confirm they are active, and check for any disciplinary history. It takes about a minute.
In customers words
They installed all 27 of our windows in a single day. The owner came by to make sure we were happy. They exceeded our expectations.Verified homeowner review
The three-person crew led by Omar were efficient, respectful and diligent. They cleaned up and left my home in order. Five stars.Richard I., verified review
They beat the other quotes and finished ahead of schedule. The job looks flawless, organized and professional.Charles D., verified review
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