Considering buying roll down hurricane shutters for your home in Florida? If so, you have probably seen the term “end retention” used. Some roll-downs have it, and some do not. But what does it mean, and what is the difference between roll-downs with end retention and ones without? That is what we will dive into…
Looking for something unique for your Southwest Florida home? Here is a little bit of inspiration. We recently did an installation of Eurex Shutters PTX™ Bahama Shutters and PTX™ Colonial Shutters on a customer’s lovely home in Venice Florida. Learn more about this installation and see more pictures of the finished installation below. See more…
Hurricane-rated Bahama shutters are an attractive style of hurricane shutters in South Florida. Because they are so attractive people often wonder how strong they are in terms of hurricane protection. Well, that is the topic we will dive into in this article. Read below to find out just how strong Bahama shutters are. Bahama Shutters…
Rolling storm shutters have always been quite popular, especially in storm-prone areas like Florida. That is because these premium hurricane shutters offer both storm and security protection for homes and businesses. And while they have a clean, sleek design you still may not want them visible on the exterior of your property. The good news…
We were back out on Sanibel Island to install EUREX SHUTTERS PTX™ Roll-Down Shutters on the porch of a lovely beach house. This one turned out great, and the customer was happy, which is the most important thing! Below you can find all the details along with photos and a video of the new roll…
Impact windows and doors have always been popular here in Southwest Florida. But their popularity seems to have grown even more over the last few years. As a result, we have done quite a few impact window and door installations in the Florida Gulf Coast recently. So we thought it would be fun to create…
Hurricane screens have become increasingly popular here in Southwest Florida. This means we have been doing quite a few hurricane screen installations in the area lately. We thought it would be great to create a “highlight reel” post showcasing some of our favorite hurricane screen installs over the last year or so. Hopefully it serves…
The beginning of September marked the half-way point of the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season. It also means we are heading into “peak hurricane season” here in Florida. As such, we thought it would be informative to do an update post detailing what has happened so far and what is to be expected. Recap of the…
Hurricane season runs from June 1st to November 30th every year. Hurricanes have the potential to cause serious damage to your home. The damaging effects of recent storms show that this is true. AON’s Weather, Climate Change & Catastrophe Insight 2020 Report showed that “twelve named storms and six hurricanes made US landfall” during the…
Have some old hurricane shutters you aren’t using? Maybe you got new ones and your old ones are just sitting around. They are most likely an eye sore in your yard or taking up valuable space in your shed or garage. You probably have no use for them, but you don’t know what to do…