Residential service

Hurricane Shutters

Roll-down, accordion, and motorized hurricane protection you can close in minutes, not an afternoon of plywood.

Protection you will actually deploy

The best storm protection is the kind you can close fast. Plywood and storm panels work until you are 60 years old, it is 95 degrees, and the storm is two days out. Roll-down and accordion shutters close in minutes. Motorized systems close from a switch inside the house.

We install aluminum hurricane shutters, storm screens for lanais and patios, and motorized systems, all rated for impact and wind. Everything is measured to the opening and anchored to the structure the way the product engineering requires.

How the job runs

1
Free on-site quote
We measure the space, talk options, and leave you a written price. No pressure.
2
Engineering & permit
We draw the structure, run wind-load calcs, and pull the county permit.
3
Build
Our own crews install with coastal-rated materials, usually within days of material arrival.
4
Walkthrough
We inspect the work with you and pass final inspection before we call it finished.

Common questions

Which hurricane shutters are best?

For daily convenience, roll-downs and motorized systems win. Accordions cost less and still close in minutes. We will quote the options that fit your openings and budget rather than push one product.

Can you protect a screened lanai from storms?

Yes. Hurricane screens made for lanai openings take wind and debris loads while still letting light through, and they roll away when the season is over.

Do hurricane shutters lower insurance costs?

Rated opening protection can qualify for wind mitigation credits on Florida homeowners policies. Your insurer confirms the credit, and we provide the product documentation they ask for.