
Accordion Hurricane Shutters
Permanently mounted folding shutters that draw across an opening from the sides, with no parts to store.
Hurricane shutters, storm panels and lanai protection across Cape Coral and Lee County, Florida.
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Hurricane shutters, storm panels and lanai protection across Cape Coral and Lee County, Florida.
Work starts with establishing what is actually needed rather than assuming the largest scope. Pick the closest match — if you are not sure what you need, call and describe it.

Permanently mounted folding shutters that draw across an opening from the sides, with no parts to store.

Shutters housed above the opening that roll down on side tracks, manually or by motor.

Louvred shutters hinged at the top, propped open for shade and dropped closed for a storm.

Removable metal panels fixed to permanent anchors before a storm and stored between times.

Rated polycarbonate panels that protect the opening while still letting daylight through.

Rated woven screens that attach to permanent fixings, far lighter to handle than metal.

Side-hinged louvred pairs that fold back against the wall and close across the opening.

Protection for covered outdoor rooms, usually the widest and most exposed openings on the house.

Protection for the wide rear slider, typically the largest glazed opening in the house.

Bracing or rated replacement for the widest opening in the building envelope.

Protection for front, rear and service doors, including glazed panels and sidelites.

Motors, switches and remotes on roll down systems, with the override that matters in an outage.

Shutters that will not close, will not lock or have seized in the track.

Replacing shutters that have corroded, seized or no longer meet the pressure the opening needs.

Which authority permits the work, and the approvals an insurer or grant programme asks for.

Building-wide protection across multi-family property, where the association sets the specification.

Shutters and panels for storefronts, offices and light industrial premises.
Call (239) 402-1214 or request a callback — whichever is easier.