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9 reviews
Accordion shutters held perfectly through a tropical storm — but the latches need attention
★★★★★Solid HVHZ-rated install on an older Coral Gables home. The product performs; the post-install service has been thinner than the sales pitch suggested.
1962 single-story CBS home, Coral Gables, 14 openings
Impact windows post-Ian: worth every dollar of a painful invoice
★★★★★After losing windows in Ian, we replaced the entire envelope. Eighteen months later it's the best home investment we've made.
2004 two-story coastal home, Naples, 22 openings
Motorized roll-downs on a canal home: premium price, premium peace of mind
★★★★★Expensive, but for a two-story canal home where I can't physically reach upstairs windows, this was the right call.
1998 two-story canal home, Las Olas Isles, 18 openings
Storm panels are not glamorous — but on a tight budget, they work
★★★★★If your budget is tight and you have help, storm panels are honest, code-compliant protection. Just understand the deployment reality.
1985 single-story ranch, Jupiter, 11 openings
Bahama shutters cleared the historic review board on the first try
★★★★★The right choice for a historic-district Mediterranean home where accordions or roll-downs would never have been approved.
1924 Mediterranean-revival home, Palm Beach historic district, 9 openings
Impact windows in new construction: the no-brainer install timing
★★★★★If you're building new in Florida, install impact glass at construction. The retrofit math never gets better than this.
New construction, Cape Coral SW, 19 openings
Impact glass on a Key Biscayne condo: the association made the decision easier
★★★★★When the association ran a building-wide impact glass program, opting in was the right call — pricing, permitting, and warranty all benefited from scale.
1997 oceanfront condo, Key Biscayne, 6 openings + sliders
Roll-downs under a banyan canopy: the only product that worked for our setup
★★★★★Heavy tree canopy meant accordion housings would have looked terrible and storm panels were a non-starter. Roll-downs were the right answer at an uncomfortable price.
1971 single-story ranch, Pinecrest, 12 openings
Accordion shutters in Homestead at a fair price — the boring success story
★★★★★Nothing fancy — just a clean, code-compliant accordion install at a price that made sense for a Homestead family home.
2003 single-story CBS, Homestead, 9 openings