Do you live in an area like Southwest Florida? If so you are definitely familiar with tropical storms and hurricanes. It’s no secret. The coastal areas of Florida are prone to severe weather. So, as you know, having proper storm protection in place is critical in order to protect your home and family. But when…
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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…
Start enjoying your evenings without pests and add living space to your home with motorized garage door screens. Turn your garage into a usable space. In this guide we will discuss what retractable garage door screens are, the different types available, their benefits, and much more. What is a retractable garage door screen? The term…
Hurricane screens are a popular choice for storm protection in locations where hurricanes are common, such as South Florida. But the term hurricane screens is pretty generic. They are made and installed by many companies. And different products are constructed of different materials. One of those materials is aramid fiber, which is commonly referred to…
Living in an area like Fort Myers Florida requires you to protect your home and family from severe weather. Mostly all homeowners install hurricane shutters or impact glass to protect their windows and doors. But if you are like many homeowners, your patio and/or outdoor spaces are probably left unprotected. After all, living in Florida…
Hurricane screens are extremely strong. But they are also lightweight, flexible, and you can see through them. So what are hurricane screens made from? What materials allow them to be impact resistant enough to withstand hurricane force winds up to 180 MPH and flying objects but lightweight and see-through at the same time? Find out…