
- Structural Engineering
- Product Approval / NOA Review
- Impact Windows/Doors Shop Drawings
- Permitting Support
- Glass & Metal Railings Shop Drawings
- Signed & Sealed Drawings

Impact Windows, Doors & Railings
From Design Through Permit Approval.
Specialized structural engineering services for residential and commercial projects across South Florida.
Llamas Engineering provides site-specific structural engineering and permitting support for impact windows, doors, and railing systems on residential and commercial projects.

Engineering
Site-specific structural engineering for impact windows, doors, railings, and related building components, including responses to applicable permit review comments.
Openings
Wind-load calculations, anchorage design, and shop drawings for impact-resistant window and door systems on residential and commercial properties.
Railings
Structural and anchorage design, calculations, and shop drawings for glass and metal railing systems.
Compliance
Product approval and NOA review, Florida code compliance, and signed and sealed engineering documents for permit-ready scopes.
Site-specific engineering is coordinated directly with the project instead of being treated as an afterthought.
Focused on impact windows, doors, glass and metal railings not general remodeling.
Calculations, drawings, and product approval reviews prepared for South Florida permitting requirements.
Work directly with the licensed engineer responsible for your project.
Experience working with Florida codes, wind-load requirements, product approvals, NOAs and South Florida permitting.

Specialized capabilities for residential and commercial properties across South Florida.
From first review to permit approval. One clear engineering process.

We review the project scope, existing conditions, available plans, photos, product information, and project objectives to define the engineering required.
Llamas Engineering prepares or reviews site-specific drawings, wind-load calculations, anchorage requirements, product approvals, NOAs, and other engineering documents.
Final calculations and drawings are signed and sealed by a Florida Professional Engineer and delivered ready for permit submission.
Applicable review comments related to our engineering scope are addressed through the permitting process until approval.
Licensed engineering expertise, grounded in Florida code and permitting knowledge.
Structural engineering services for building components and systems, including site-specific design, calculations, drawings, and engineering support. Florida PE No. 91069.
Florida Certified Building Contractor. Florida CBC No. 1269748.
Wind-load calculations, anchorage design, signed and sealed drawings, product approval review, and Florida code compliance.
Engineering documentation for applicable Florida permitting requirements, including responses to scope-specific review comments.
Homeowners, commercial property owners, property managers, and condominium associations who need engineering for their project.
Window and door contractors, general contractors, architects, and developers requiring specialized engineering support.
From a single calculation to a full set of signed and sealed drawings, we provide the level of engineering your project needs.
Wind-load calculations, anchorage design, shop drawings, product approval and NOA review, and signed and sealed drawings for impact windows, doors, and railings.
Yes. We prepare applicable engineering and permitting documentation, support product approval and NOA review, and address relevant review comments.
Yes. Share available plans, photos, product information, and the project address. We will review what is available and recommend the right level of engineering support.
Yes. Llamas Engineering is led by a Florida Professional Engineer, license PE 91069.
You do not need every detail figured out. The project address, photos, available drawings, product information, and a brief description help us evaluate your needs efficiently.
Tell us what you know so far. A project address, photos, available drawings, product information, and a short description help us recommend the right next step.