Do you have a second home in Southwest Florida that is vacant for parts of the year? Or maybe you are not able to install and uninstall your storm panels each storm. If so, you may be curious if you can leave your hurricane shutters up all year. And this is a question we get…
DetailsDo you live in a hurricane zone, such as Southwest or South Florida? If yes, then taking certain precautions is important in order to protect your family and your home from the potential damage of severe weather. Installing impact glass, such as impact windows and impact doors is one of the most useful ways to…
DetailsWe get so many questions about impact windows from our customers. And although we have dozens of articles on our blog discussing different topics about these windows, you may not know how to find answers to all of your questions. So we decided to created a single resource with all the impact windows FAQ we…
DetailsIn order to determine the best impact-resistant sliding glass doors it is important to understand features of impact-resistant technology. These doors are designed to provide superior protection against extreme weather conditions. In order to accomplish that they are reinforced and engineered with a solid, strong frame, secure locking mechanisms, and glass stringently tested against debris…
DetailsTake the next step to protect and upgrade your Florida home’s strength, security, and beauty. Energy-efficient and hurricane-proof impact-resistant doors are essential, especially for homeowners near the coast where extreme weather blows in from the ocean. If you want to invest in the best for your home and family, read on for research on the…
DetailsPicking between vinyl and aluminum impact sliding doors for your Southwest Florida home involves considering several factors. Determining factors include their durability, energy efficiency, maintenance requirements, costs, and how the doors will look on your house once installed. Both door frame materials have pros and cons. And both are suited to the specific needs of…
DetailsFlorida’s Home Hardening Sales Tax Exemption was signed into law to help Florida homeowners and business owners protect their properties vs natural disasters like hurricanes. The tax exemption has been active since July 1, 2022, but it is ending soon on June 30th, 2024. Find out more about the home hardening tax exemption, what items…
DetailsDid you know that egress windows provide a safe exit and rescue entry option from a building in emergencies like house fires? The word egress means to exit, leave, or climb out of, so it is a great title for a window with the same purpose. These windows are required for basements, in bedrooms, and…
DetailsFlorida homes are known for having an abundance of windows. This may be to let as much natural sunlight in as possible or to frame our beautiful coastal views. Windows help to bring the outside in. However, with all that glass, your exposure to flying debris and storm damage is heightened during hurricane season. That…
DetailsSelecting the correct hurricane impact doors for your Southwestern Florida home is essential. When it comes to severe weather, it’s vital that your home is protected from not only the wind and driving rain, but flying debris as well. Hurricane-proof doors are available for all aspects of your home from the front door to the…
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