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Celebrating 25 Years of Replacing Windows & Doors

Kamrell Where Quality Meets Transparency 

Celebrating 25 Years in Business

Our mission has always been to deliver honest, hard work that earns your trust and referrals. After 25 years, the number of glowing reviews from our satisfied customers is truly humbling and deeply appreciated.

We are immensely grateful to our dedicated team—from our office staff to our installation crews. Their hard work and commitment have shaped Kamrell into what it is today. They strive every day to earn your referral, and for that, we are profoundly thankful.

We invite you to visit the facility my wife and I proudly built after 20 years of dedication. It’s a milestone for us, and we look forward to meeting you and continuing to earn your trust. Thank you for 25 wonderful years, and God bless.

Kamrell Windows & Doors

We are Licensed and Insured General Contractors with the State of Florida and have been incorporated since 1999. Our main office and warehouse is located in Stuart serving St. Lucie, Martin, South Indian River and North Palm Beach Counties. KAMRELL WINDOWS & DOORS is dedicated to providing a quality product with the best installation and service to homeowners. We specialize in the installation of Impact windows and doors. We are one of the largest ES dealers in South Florida and are authorized dealers for many other quality window and door manufacturers.

Our Services

Doors

Are your doors and frames conducive to Florida weather? Browse our different impact manufacturer’s products to see what fits your needs. You can count on our trusted team to expertly remove your old doors and install new ones.

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Windows

Whether you are looking for impact windows or non-impact energy efficient replacements we are sure you will find the perfect product that will add value and beauty to your home.

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Commercial & Condos

Commercial and condo properties can require special specifications. Call our expert sales team for a quote on your storefront or special project.
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Material Sales

Looking for Materials only? Send over your product specs. and we can quote you on it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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HURRICANE-RELATED Q & A

Are there window and door products that are “hurricane proof”?
Impact-resistant products are designed, tested and built to withstand certain conditions to provide reasonable storm protection; however, it is unsafe to consider any product “hurricane proof”.
If something hits my impact-resistant glass, will it break?
If struck, the impact-resistant glass can break, but it is designed to remain in the frame. This prohibits wind, water or other debris from entering the structure and causing further – sometimes catastrophic – damage.
Will windows and doors leak in a hurricane?
Not necessarily; however, wind speed, duration, direction, rain volume and other natural phenomena that accompany a storm all contribute to and increase the possibility of leaks. All of our products are tested and certified for water infiltration resistance and meet or exceed code requirements.
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WATER-INTRUSION Q & A

Why does water leak through my product when I spray it with a garden hose or pressure washer?
Most operable windows and doors are designed to withstand up to a certain amount of water pressure, measure in pounds per square foot (psf) or pounds per square inch (psi). A typical garden hose sprays water at approximately 30-60 psi and a typical pressure washer sprays water at 1200+ psi. These pressures far exceed the water rating for operable windows and doors, which typically range between 7 psf and 13.5 psf (0.0486 psi and 0.0938 psi, respectively).
Why does water get into the track of my Sliding Glass Door or windows during a minor rain storm? Is something wrong with my product?
It is normal for water to be present in the track of sliding glass door or windows during a storm, especially if it is a windy storm. These products are designed to capture water in the track and drain it to the exterior of the building through the “weep holes” located in the bottom of a door or window
frame. Keeping these “weep holes” free of dirt and debris will allow the water to flow out freely and not build up in the track.