Impact Windows Sunrise FL — In Stock, HVHZ Compliant (2026)
Sunrise is one of Broward County's most distinctive cities — home to BB&T Center (Amerant Bank Arena), where the Florida Panthers play, and to Sawgrass Mills, one of the largest outlet malls in the United States. That commercial gravity sits directly alongside dense residential neighborhoods built mostly in the 1980s and 1990s, and that combination defines what impact-window buyers in Sunrise actually need.
Windows Stock Market keeps real, HVHZ-compliant PGT, ESW, and Mr. Glass inventory at our Broward warehouse, priced 30–60% below retail. Vieser Construction handles measurement, City of Sunrise permits, and installation with a fully bilingual (English/Spanish) team that serves Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, Springtree, and every neighborhood in between.
This page covers the City of Sunrise. Plantation is a separate city with its own building department — for an address there, see impact windows in Plantation.
Atendimento em español disponible / bilingual team available.
Why Sunrise Homeowners Are Upgrading Now
Most of Sunrise's housing stock was built between 1978 and 1998 — single-pane aluminum sliders, mill-finish frames, and pre-Andrew building codes. Every one of those original windows is now 30–45 years old, well past the 20–25 year useful life of residential aluminum fenestration in South Florida's climate. Seals have failed, frames have pitted, and sliders bind.
The financial case has only sharpened as Florida's windstorm insurance market has tightened. Florida law requires insurers to offer wind-mitigation discounts on the hurricane-wind portion of the premium after a full-structure impact upgrade — the amount depends on your insurer and your home, and those insurance credits can offset part of the cost over time. For most 1980s-era Sunrise homes, the math now works in roughly 6–8 years.
- Eligible for wind-mitigation credit — an ongoing financial benefit on the hurricane-wind portion of your premium; the amount varies by insurer, so ask your agent for a quote with and without the opening-protection credit
- Standard sizes are stocked — the marketplace's standard sizes for 1980s tract homes (typically 36×52, 50×52, and 72×52 sliders) move out of inventory quickly, so you don't need to wait 4–8 weeks for a custom factory order
- Condensation and mold reduction — modern thermally-broken frames meaningfully reduce the frame sweating that drives hidden mold around original single-pane aluminum
- Resale value — impact windows are increasingly expected by Broward buyers; homes without them can see softer offers and longer time on market
- Energy efficiency — replacing original single-pane glass with Low-E impact glass typically cuts cooling costs 10–20% in South Florida's climate
- 24/7 passive protection — no shutters to install, no plywood to store, no scrambling before a storm makes landfall
Why Sunrise Homeowners Choose Windows Stock Market
30–60% Off Retail
In-stock, HVHZ-compliant PGT, ESW, and Mr. Glass. A 10–14 opening Sunrise home that quotes $17,000+ at a showroom typically runs $8,500–$16,000 here.
HVHZ Compliant — Broward's Own Standard
Sunrise sits inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, the same classification as Miami-Dade. Every product we sell carries a current Miami-Dade NOA or an HVHZ-listed Florida Product Approval. City of Sunrise inspectors verify the approval number in the field.
1980s–90s Retrofit Expertise
Most of Sunrise's single-family and condo stock dates to the 1980s and early 1990s. We know the standard opening sizes for Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, and Springtree-era construction cold.
Three Certified Brands
ESW (best value/mid-range), Mr. Glass (lowest price), PGT WinGuard (premium). All three carry current HVHZ-valid approvals and the same insurance-discount eligibility.
City of Sunrise Permit Service
Sunrise issues its own permits through the City of Sunrise Building Division's online ePermit portal, independent of Broward County's general process. Vieser Construction coordinates the application, the approval documents per opening, and every inspection.
3–4 Week Completion
In-stock inventory eliminates the 4–8 week factory wait. Permit to final inspection typically runs 3–4 weeks for a standard Sunrise home or condo unit.
HVHZ Compliance — What Sunrise Requires
Every property in Sunrise sits inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) — the Florida Building Code classification covering all of Broward and Miami-Dade counties by county line, not by distance from the coast. Sunrise's inland location, roughly eight miles from open water against the Everglades, does not exempt it. For a window to be legally installed in Sunrise, it must:
- Carry a current product approval explicitly valid for HVHZ use — a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA), or a Florida Product Approval whose listing shows "Approved for use in HVHZ: Yes"; a plain FPA without that qualifier does not satisfy Sunrise's requirement
- Pass large-missile impact testing (a 9 lb 2×4 fired at roughly 50 ft/sec)
- Survive thousands of cyclic wind-pressure load cycles at the design pressure rating specified for the opening — often a higher rating on upper floors of Sunrise's condo clusters due to local wind channeling
- Be installed per the manufacturer's installation instructions, with the correct anchor type and spacing for the substrate
- Pass City of Sunrise rough-in and final inspections, with the exact approval number for the installed product verified in the field
Generic "impact-rated" windows without a valid, current approval for HVHZ use cannot be legally permitted in Sunrise. Every product we stock — PGT WinGuard, ESW, and Mr. Glass — carries a current HVHZ-valid approval, verified before it ships. Final documentation requirements are always set by the City of Sunrise Building Division.
Wind Channeling in Sunrise's Condo Clusters
Sunrise sits on flat inland terrain — no coastal dunes, no tree-line buffers, just open Everglades to the west and the dense urban grid to the east. During hurricanes, that openness combined with tightly packed mid-rise condo clusters creates an effect engineers call wind channeling: gusts accelerate as they squeeze between buildings, and pressure loads on individual windows can exceed what the inland location would otherwise suggest.
Sunrise Lakes Phases I–VII and the Welleby Lakes and Springtree communities all show this pattern. On units above the third floor, we routinely recommend impact windows rated for a higher design pressure than standard inland specification — closer to what many coastal Broward applications use — even though the building itself sits miles from the ocean.
Single-family neighborhoods like Sunrise Golf Village and Plantation Bay (the Sunrise neighborhood, not the city of Plantation) have more typical inland exposure, and standard specifications work fine there.
Everglades Humidity, Frame Sweating & Mold
Sunrise borders the Everglades to the west, and that proximity keeps local humidity among the highest in Broward County. When warm, humid outdoor air meets a cold single-pane aluminum window frame chilled by interior AC, the frame sweats — and that condensation runs down into the drywall, the stucco return, and eventually the wall cavity.
Over the long term, this is a leading cause of hidden mold growth around 1980s and 1990s windows in Sunrise. Homeowners often notice the symptom — paint peeling below the sill, dark stains in corners — without recognizing the cause: the original aluminum frame acting like a condensation collector.
Modern impact windows with thermally-broken frames and double-glazed laminated glass meaningfully reduce frame condensation compared to original single-pane aluminum. PGT WinGuard, ESW thermal series, and Mr. Glass thermal-break products all address this directly. For most Sunrise retrofits, this comfort-and-mold benefit is at least as valuable to homeowners as the hurricane protection itself.
Bilingual Service for Sunrise's Hispanic Community
Sunrise has a large Venezuelan and Colombian homeowner population, alongside long-established Cuban, Puerto Rican, and other Hispanic communities. For many of these homeowners, a major construction project is a Spanish-language conversation first and an English one second.
Service is fully bilingual — English and Spanish, from measurement through final inspection. Permit packages are explained in either language, change orders are written clearly, and the wind-mitigation report (the document you give your insurance company for the discount) is delivered with translation guidance. Atendemos a toda la comunidad hispana de Sunrise — Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, Springtree, Plantation Bay, y más.
Sawgrass Mills, BB&T Center & Installation Logistics
Sunrise's commercial draw is unique in Broward. Sawgrass Mills is one of the largest outlet malls in the country and a major regional tourist destination. BB&T Center (Amerant Bank Arena) hosts Florida Panthers home games plus concerts and events throughout the year. The Sawgrass Expressway and Sunrise Boulevard absorb that traffic and bottleneck heavily on Friday afternoons, weekends, and event nights.
For installation logistics, Sunrise window deliveries and install-day start times are scheduled Monday through Wednesday whenever possible. This avoids the worst congestion windows, keeps installation timelines predictable, and protects glass during transport.
Sunrise's Housing Stock, Neighborhood by Neighborhood
Sunrise's residential character splits roughly into two eras: dense mid-rise condo communities built in the 1970s–80s boom (Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, Springtree) and single-family subdivisions from the 1980s–90s (Sunrise Golf Village, Plantation Bay). Each has a different best-fit product.
Sunrise Lakes Phases I–VII (mid-rise condos)
PGT WinGuard or ESW vinyl in white/almond — meets typical HOA color schemes and the higher design pressure often needed on upper floors from local wind channeling.
Welleby & Welleby Lakes (townhomes & condos)
ESW vinyl thermal series — addresses humidity and frame sweating, fits standard 1980s opening sizes.
Springtree (mid-rise condos & villas)
Mr. Glass or ESW vinyl — cost-effective full-building retrofit, association-friendly white finish.
Sunrise Golf Village & Plantation Bay (single-family)
PGT WinGuard or ESW — full thermal break, larger in-stock sizes for 1980s ranch homes.
Investment & rental properties
Mr. Glass white vinyl — code compliant, qualifies for the insurance discount, lowest capital outlay.
City of Sunrise Building Division: Permits & Inspections
The City of Sunrise operates its own Building Division at 1607 NW 136 Avenue, separate from Broward County's general permitting process. Applications go through an online ePermit portal that has materially shortened review times compared to traditional paper submission. Vieser Construction submits packages there regularly and knows the local reviewers' expectations.
- Like-for-like impact replacement: typically 7–12 business days review
- Opening size change or structural work: typically 12–18 business days
- A current product approval explicitly valid for HVHZ use — Miami-Dade NOA, or a Florida Product Approval listed "Approved for use in HVHZ: Yes" — required per opening
- Permit required before work starts
- Final inspection required before the permit closes out and before the insurance discount applies
- HOA or condo association architectural approval required for most Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, and Springtree units, in addition to the city permit
Requirements change, and the City of Sunrise Building Division has the final word on documentation for your specific project.
HVHZ-Compliant Brands for Sunrise
Florida's premium brand. Lifetime frame warranty and top-rated approval recognition — the name buyers and appraisers expect on resale-focused, owner-occupied Sunrise homes.
- • Current HVHZ-valid approval
- • Lifetime frame warranty
- • Premium resale recognition
Current HVHZ-valid approval at 15–20% less than PGT, with Low-E glass standard. Best balance of price and performance for typical Sunrise condos and single-family homes.
- • Current HVHZ-valid approval
- • Low-E glass standard
- • 15–20% less than PGT
Current HVHZ-valid approval at the lowest price point in class. Most popular for Sunrise Lakes and Springtree rental retrofits and budget-conscious homeowners.
- • Current HVHZ-valid approval
- • Best price in class
- • Full insurance discount eligible
Not sure which fits your budget? Try the instant price tool for a quick range by size and brand, or see impact windows vs. regular windows and impact windows vs. accordion shutters if you're still comparing protection options.
In-Stock vs. Custom-Order Pricing for Sunrise
Includes HVHZ-compliant product only; Vieser Construction installation is quoted separately, typically $150–$300 per opening for inland Sunrise homes. Final price depends on opening sizes, frame color, and glass package.
| Home Type | Custom Factory Order | Windows Stock Market |
|---|---|---|
| Condo (5–7 openings) | $8,500–$15,000 | $4,500–$8,500 |
| Townhome (8–10 openings) | $13,000–$22,000 | $7,000–$12,500 |
| Single-family 1980s ranch (10–14 openings) | $17,000–$30,000 | $8,500–$16,000 |
| Larger single-family (15–20 openings) | $25,000–$45,000 | $13,000–$22,000 |
Use the cost calculator for a personalized estimate, or ask about financing options.
The Sunrise Impact Window Process
From first measurement to insurance discount, here's exactly what happens.
Free In-Home or In-Unit Measurement (Bilingual)
We measure every opening and confirm whether your property's 1980s–90s construction matches standard in-stock sizing or needs a buck/mull adaptation. Measurement is available in English or Spanish.
Product Selection
Choose ESW, Mr. Glass, or PGT WinGuard — all carrying current HVHZ-valid approvals and in stock at 30–60% off retail. Not sure which fits your budget? Try the instant price tool or the home visualizer before committing.
City of Sunrise Permit Application
We prepare the complete permit package for the City of Sunrise Building Division's ePermit portal — exact approval numbers per opening and the manufacturer's installation instructions, since inspectors cross-check both.
HOA / Condo Association Review (if applicable)
Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, and Springtree units typically require architectural approval from the association before work starts. We help prepare the submission package in parallel with the city permit.
Contract & 50% Deposit
Reserves your inventory and installation date. Balance due on completion.
Professional Installation
Completed in 1–3 days for a typical single-family home, or 1–2 days per condo unit. Delivery and start times are scheduled early-week to avoid Sawgrass Mills and BB&T Center event traffic.
Final City Inspection
A City of Sunrise inspector verifies the approval number, anchor spacing, and installation against manufacturer instructions in the field. Typically scheduled 3–7 days after installation completes.
Wind Mitigation Report
The OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation form is completed immediately after the final inspection passes, so the insurance filing isn't delayed. Spanish-speaking support is available through the entire process.
Total: 3–4 weeks. Custom factory orders add a 4–8 week factory wait on top of that.
In Stock vs. Custom Order: How Buying Works
Most Sunrise homeowners assume impact windows only come one way: visit a showroom, sign a contract, then wait 4–8 weeks for the factory to build your exact sizes. That's still an option — and sometimes the right one for unusual or oversized openings — but it's not the only path.
Windows Stock Market keeps HVHZ-compliant inventory from PGT, ESW, and Mr. Glass already built in common sizes that match most Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, and Springtree-era openings. If your opening matches (or can be adapted with a buck or mull), you skip the factory wait entirely and move straight to permit and installation.
- Browse the marketplace — search current in-stock windows and doors by size and brand
- Get an instant price — enter your dimensions for a quick estimate before you commit to a visit
- Use the home visualizer — see how a frame color and glass option will actually look on your home
- Not sure how to measure? — our step-by-step measuring guide walks through rough opening width and height, or we measure for you at no cost
- Custom order — for non-standard sizes, we can place a factory order through the same brands, with the same HVHZ-valid approval
Either path includes the same approval documentation, the same manufacturer warranty, and the same permit coordination and installation service.
Insurance Savings for Sunrise Homeowners
Sunrise windstorm premiums sit in the mid-tier for Broward County — lower than coastal cities like Pompano Beach but higher than far-western, lower-exposure areas. After installing HVHZ-compliant impact windows and completing a wind mitigation inspection, Florida Statute 627.0629 requires your insurer to offer a wind-mitigation discount on the hurricane-wind portion of your premium. The amount depends on your insurer and your home — ask your agent for a quote with and without the opening-protection credit.
- Request OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation inspection immediately after the final City of Sunrise inspection passes
- Submit the report to your insurer — Florida Statute 627.0629 requires the windstorm discount to apply at your next renewal
- Fully protected homes qualify for the largest opening-protection credit (amount varies by insurer) — insurance credits can offset part of the cost over time
- Condo and townhome owners: check whether the association's master policy or your individual HO-6 policy is the one that benefits from the discount
- 10–20% energy cooling cost reduction from Low-E glass replacing original single-pane units
- Buyer and lender expectations in Broward: homes with documented impact protection sell faster and at stronger prices
- Spanish-speaking support throughout — atendimento en español disponible
Common Mistakes Sunrise Homeowners Avoid
A few missteps show up again and again in impact window projects here — here's how to sidestep them.
Assuming a generic "impact-rated" sticker clears City of Sunrise inspection
A window can be legitimately impact-rated elsewhere and still fail a Sunrise inspection. Because Sunrise sits inside the HVHZ, the product needs a current approval explicitly valid for HVHZ use — a Miami-Dade NOA, or a Florida Product Approval whose listing shows "Approved for use in HVHZ: Yes." City of Sunrise inspectors check the exact approval number against the installed product, not just a label on the glass.
Skipping the HOA or condo association step
Most Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, and Springtree units sit under an active HOA or condo association, and nearly all require architectural approval — often specifying frame color — before a permit is pulled. Homeowners who order product before securing that approval risk a mismatch and a delay.
Treating every Sunrise unit as standard inland wind exposure
Sunrise is roughly eight miles inland with no coastal exposure, but its tightly-packed mid-rise condo clusters create local wind channeling between buildings during hurricanes. Upper-floor units in Sunrise Lakes and Welleby often need a higher design-pressure rating than a single-family home a few blocks away. Confirming this during the free measurement avoids ordering the wrong spec.
Scheduling delivery during Sawgrass Mills or BB&T Center peak traffic
Sawgrass Mills draws major weekend and holiday traffic, and BB&T Center (Amerant Bank Arena) adds game-night and concert congestion on the Sawgrass Expressway and Sunrise Boulevard. Projects scheduled for Friday afternoon through Sunday, or event nights, run a real risk of delayed glass delivery. Early-week scheduling (Monday–Wednesday) avoids this.
Not filing the wind mitigation report after inspection
The insurance discount is not automatic. It requires a Uniform Mitigation Verification Inspection (OIR-B1-1802) filed with your insurer after the City of Sunrise final inspection passes. Homeowners who skip this step leave savings on the table for a project they already paid for.
Preguntas Frecuentes / Frequently Asked Questions — Sunrise
Does the City of Sunrise issue its own window permits?
Yes. The City of Sunrise Building Division, at 1607 NW 136 Avenue, issues residential window permits independently of Broward County's general process. Applications go through an online ePermit portal, and like-for-like impact replacements are typically reviewed in 7–12 business days. Every unit requires a current product approval explicitly valid for HVHZ use.
Why is Sunrise classified HVHZ when it's miles from the coast?
The High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) is a Florida Building Code classification that covers Miami-Dade and Broward counties entirely, by county line — not by distance from the ocean. Sunrise, despite sitting roughly eight miles inland against the Everglades, is inside Broward County and therefore inside the HVHZ. Products installed here need a current approval explicitly valid for HVHZ use: a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA), or a Florida Product Approval whose listing shows "Approved for use in HVHZ: Yes." Final documentation requirements are set by the City of Sunrise Building Division.
How much do impact windows cost for a Sunrise home or condo?
Condos (5–7 openings): $4,500–$8,500. Townhomes (8–10 openings): $7,000–$12,500. Single-family 1980s homes (10–14 openings): $8,500–$16,000. Larger single-family homes (15–20 openings): $13,000–$22,000. These figures cover windows only; Vieser Construction installation is quoted separately, typically $150–$300 per opening for inland Sunrise properties.
Why are 1980s and 1990s Sunrise homes due for window upgrades right now?
Most of Sunrise's housing stock was built between 1978 and 1998 — the era of single-pane aluminum sliders and pre-Andrew building codes. Those original windows are now 30–45 years old, well past the 20–25 year useful life of residential aluminum fenestration in South Florida's climate. Failed seals, pitted frames, and binding sliders are common, and the wind-mitigation insurance discount often pays back the retrofit cost over several years.
How does wind channeling between Sunrise's condo clusters affect window selection?
Sunrise's flat inland terrain and tightly-spaced 1980s mid-rise condo clusters — Sunrise Lakes and Welleby in particular — can create localized wind tunneling during hurricanes, where gusts accelerate as they squeeze between buildings. Design pressures on upper floors of these buildings often need to match specifications closer to coastal applications, even though the building itself sits miles from open water. Single-family neighborhoods with normal spacing typically work fine with standard inland specifications.
Is condensation and mold around old window frames a real issue in Sunrise?
Yes. Sunrise borders the Everglades to the west, and that proximity keeps year-round humidity among the highest in Broward County. When warm, humid outdoor air meets a cold single-pane aluminum frame chilled by interior AC, the frame sweats, and that condensation can feed mold growth in the drywall and stucco around the opening over time. Modern impact windows with thermally-broken frames and double-glazed laminated glass meaningfully reduce frame condensation compared to original single-pane aluminum.
Do you have a Spanish-speaking team? / ¿Tienen un equipo que habla español?
Sí. Vieser Construction tiene personal bilingüe (español e inglés) para mediciones, permisos e instalación en toda Sunrise — Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, Springtree y comunidades cercanas. Yes — service is fully bilingual, English and Spanish, from measurement through final inspection, including permit packages and the wind-mitigation report your insurer needs.
Does Sawgrass Mills or BB&T Center traffic complicate installation scheduling?
Sawgrass Mills and BB&T Center (Amerant Bank Arena) event traffic can meaningfully slow material delivery on the Sawgrass Expressway and Sunrise Boulevard, especially Friday afternoons through the weekend and on event nights. Vieser Construction schedules Sunrise deliveries and installation starts early-week (Monday–Wednesday) whenever possible to avoid these congestion windows and protect glass during transport.
What's the difference between in-stock and custom-order impact windows in Sunrise?
Custom orders are built to your exact dimensions after you sign a contract — typically a 4–8 week factory wait. In-stock inventory is already manufactured and HVHZ-compliant, sitting in our Broward warehouse in standard sizes that match most Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, and Springtree-era openings; if yours matches (or can be adapted with a buck or mull), you skip the factory wait entirely and move straight to permit and installation. Browse current in-stock sizes on the marketplace, or get an instant price to see what's available near your dimensions.
Do Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, or Springtree units need HOA approval before a permit?
In most cases, yes. These communities operate active homeowner or condo associations that typically require architectural review — often specifying an approved frame color — before the City of Sunrise will issue a permit. We help prepare and submit that association paperwork in parallel with the city permit application so it doesn't add extra time to the project.
How much can Sunrise homeowners save on insurance?
Sunrise windstorm premiums sit in the mid-tier for Broward County — lower than coastal cities but higher than far-western, lower-exposure areas. Florida Statute 627.0629 requires insurers to offer a wind-mitigation discount on the hurricane-wind portion of your premium, documented with the OIR-B1-1802 form after the City of Sunrise final inspection passes. The amount depends on your insurer and your home — ask your agent for a quote with and without the opening-protection credit.
What is the best brand for Sunrise condos and investment properties?
For most Sunrise condos and investment properties, ESW and Mr. Glass deliver the best value — both carry current HVHZ-valid approvals, both meet the higher design-pressure specs often needed on upper-floor condo units, and both cost roughly 15–40% less than PGT WinGuard. PGT remains the right call for owner-occupied single-family homes in Sunrise Golf Village and Plantation Bay where resale buyers specifically recognize the brand name.
How long does the whole Sunrise project take from contract to final inspection?
For most in-stock projects: City of Sunrise permit review 7–18 business days (longer if an HOA architectural review runs in parallel), installation 1–3 days for a typical home or 1–2 days per condo unit, final inspection 3–7 days after installation. Total is typically 3–4 weeks from signed contract to closed permit, since in-stock product is already on the shelf and there's no factory order to wait on.
Can I finance impact windows in Sunrise?
Financing options are available for qualified homeowners — see our financing guide for current programs and how the application process works before committing to a product tier.
What size information do I need before requesting a quote?
Rough opening width and height for each window or door, and whether the opening is stucco, block, or frame construction. If you're not sure how to measure safely, our measuring guide walks through it step by step, or we measure for you at no cost during the free bilingual in-home visit.
Is Plantation the same as Sunrise for permitting purposes?
No. Plantation is a separate incorporated city with its own building department, so a Plantation address is permitted and inspected there, not by the City of Sunrise. See our impact windows in Plantation page for that city. This page covers only the City of Sunrise — Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, Springtree, Sunrise Golf Village, Plantation Bay (the Sunrise neighborhood of that name), and nearby areas within Sunrise's city limits. Call Windows Stock Market at (754) 303-7130 for a free estimate — bilingual team available throughout the project.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Sunrise
We work across all of Sunrise, from the dense mid-rise condo clusters near Sawgrass to the single-family subdivisions on the city's south side. Construction era and opening sizes vary by section of the city, which is why the free bilingual measurement also confirms exactly what permit path and product fit applies to your address.
Condo & Townhome Communities
- Sunrise Lakes Phases I–VII
- Welleby & Welleby Lakes
- Springtree
- Sawgrass Lakes
Single-Family Neighborhoods
- Sunrise Golf Village
- Plantation Bay (Sunrise neighborhood)
- Sunset Strip area
- New River Estates & Bonaventure border communities
Vieser Construction also coordinates complete impact window projects for Sunrise's borders with Plantation, Lauderhill, Tamarac, and Weston.
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