Hurricane Shutters 

You can never have too much protection when it comes to hurricanes. These mighty storms are quite capable of leveling or flooding unprepared homes. Hurricane shutters are practically a necessity for any house in a hurricane-prone area. Exterior hurricane shutters are a bit like overhead doors designed to cover windows and other openings into the house. Made of metal, the shutters will be more than able to keep out the rain and the wind during even the fiercest storms. You can also get interior hurricane shutters.

Plantation Shutters 

Plantation shutters got their name when the Spanish introduced shutters to the Americas. They were originally used in plantation homes in the South. These lovely window additions are traditionally placed on the interior and are still used in homes today. This particular style of shutter tends to have wider louvers and are very efficient at blocking out the light. It is important to custom order the width of the louvers to go with the style of the room. The bigger the room or the taller the ceiling, the bigger the louver size.

Bahama Shutters 

Bahama shutters offer an elegant and practical solution when it comes to protecting your house. These top-hinged shutters are easy to install, and made of solid materials like wood or metal. They’re sure to look great on your house. This is just one of the many options available to you when it comes to window accessories. A storm screen might also be helpful, particularly if the weather in your area is prone to extremes. Solar screens can make life easier during the summer.

Colonial Shutters 

Colonial shutters are great for giving your home a classical look. These consist of two shutter panels that open horizontally. Typically made of wood or metal, they make fine additions to just about any home. When it comes to shutters, we’ll be sure to have what you need. Our company carries interior and exterior hurricane shutters, Bahama shutters, and much more. You can even get wooden window blinds.

Solar Screens 

Your house’s windows don’t just let in light; they also let in UV radiation, heat, and other things you probably don’t want. Fortunately, you can solve this problem by getting solar screens. Doing so will keep your house cool without racking up the air conditioning bill. The resistant quality of these screens means that they will last for a long time. Other forms of environmental protection are also available. An example of this can be seen in the hurricane screen. You may also want to combine these with plantation shutters or colonial shutters for decoration.