Hurricane Protection

Window and Door Hurricane Protection

Hurricane Fabric

Hurricane Fabric is a lightweight alternative to hurricane shutters made of a hybrid fabric coated in resin. It can be fastened around a window or other opening on your home to protect them from the dangers of storms. This special hurricane protection option has been known to outperform other types of hurricane protection like shutters or plywood. With its affordable pricing and easy storage, Hurricane Fabric is a great choice when it comes to protecting your home from wind, rain, and debris from storms. It is also incredibly easy to install on your own, making it the perfect protection option when a storm is coming on fast.

Lexan and Galvanized Panels

Lexan Storm Panels are made of a durable polycarbonate resin material, giving them the same resistance to debris and wind as a metal panel. They are a lightweight hurricane protection option that can be easily cut to fit your home’s windows and doors and can be mounted in a variety of ways to give your home the best protection possible from the next hurricane. Their lightweight nature and dull edges make storage simple and risk-free. Lexan storm panels also meet all major building codes so that you won’t have to worry about breaking any county requirements.

Galvanized Panels are made of steel, giving you an incredibly strong hurricane protection option at an affordable price. Because of their weight, these panels aren’t suitable for all houses, but if your home can handle them, they are a great choice to protect your home from flying debris from a hurricane. Single-story homes with moderate-sized windows are a perfect candidate for these kinds of panels.

Impact Bahama Shutters

Bahama shutters are a one-piece window shutter mounted on the exterior of a home with a hinge at the top, making it quick and easy for you to pull them down and protect your windows at the first sign of a big storm. They are very versatile and can remain open, partially open, or completely closed whenever you need them. The hinges at the top of the shutter are thick and strong enough to withstand hurricane-force winds and heavy rain. Not only do they help protect your home from storm damage, but they also offer a simple way to block sunlight and provide privacy.

Impact Colonial Shutters

Similar to Bahama shutters, Colonial shutters are installed onto the exterior of your home to protect your windows. These are fastened to the vertical sides of your windows instead of the top horizontal ones. While they are an attractive installment, they do offer protection against storms. They are made of hi-grade aluminum and are powder coated to survive even the strongest of storms. Also like Bahama shutters, Colonial shutters offer sun protection and privacy along with hurricane protection.

Rolling and Accordion Shutters

Accordion and rolling shutters come in one or two pieces that, when not in operation, are stored beside or above the windows or doors they are protecting. When they are needed, they roll down and unfold like an accordion to protect your windows. Both are typically made of the same materials, such as polycarbonate or metal. Because they are permanently connected to your windows, they don’t need any extra storage space.