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TYPES OF HURRICANE SHUTTERS

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Accordion Shutters

Accordion shutters are permanent, aluminum shutters that always remain on your home. They are easy to use and have a lot of functionality. When not in use they fold in a housing on the side of the window. When a storm is approaching you close them by sliding them horizontally across your window or door. They also have an optional locking system. Learn more about 

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Roll Down Shutters

Roll down shutters are another permanent shutter. They close by sliding vertically and locking into place. They offer maximum storm protection and also can be used for security protection. They come in manual and automatic versions. Both are made from either aluminum or polycarbonate.

Electric hurricane shutters (roll down) are powered by an electric motor with a manual override. They can be effortlessly controlled inside your home by a switch or by an optional mobile app.

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Hurricane Screen

Our ArmorPanel fabric hurricane panels are an alternative to traditional metal and aluminum hurricane storm panels. These fabric, lightweight hurricane panels are made from impact resistant fabric vs rigid metal. They are flexible, easy to store, and easier to install. Learn more about our fabric hurricane panels.

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Storm Panels

Panels are typically the most economical form of storm protection you can buy. They are corrugated, impact resistant panels made from either metal, aluminum, or polycarbonate. These panels overlap each other to protect your windows and doors. They are not permanently attached to your home. So you do need to install and uninstall the panels for each storm. Learn more about storm panels.

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Accordion Shutters

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Roll Down Shutters

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Hurricane Screen

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Storm Panels

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