Service Areas

Impact protection requirements vary significantly across South Florida, and each project must align with the specific demands set by county and municipal building departments. Wind-borne debris maps, exposure categories, and required design pressures shift between neighborhoods, and these differences influence the materials, fastening systems, and frame assemblies used during installation. Homes near open water often require heavier gauge hardware and reinforced systems, while inland structures may need tailored anchoring patterns to compensate for older substrates such as block, stucco, or aging wood framing.

Salt exposure also drives system choice in coastal segments of Palm Beach, Broward, and Martin counties. Corrosion resistance becomes a priority for hardware, tracks, and shutter components, and long-term durability depends on selecting materials engineered for these conditions. Multi-story buildings introduce additional complexity related to height-based wind loads, so our specialists review structural plans and existing openings carefully to match products with the proper performance rating. These evaluations ensure each installation meets local code expectations and supports reliable performance throughout future storm seasons.