How Shutters Protect Your Property:
Doors and windows are the most vulnerable part of a home. When your home's shell is breached - high winds can enter your home and exert high pressure on your walls and roof. These internal pressures combined with the external pressure of the wind blowing over your home can collapse your walls or even lift your roof. Protecting these areas will insure your house will not be subjected to this costly damage.
ASAP Shutter has been serving South Florida for all their Hurricane Shutter protection. Give us a call and find out how we can protect your home.
HT-100 Accordion Shutters
THE ONLY ACCORDION SHUTTER WITH "CLEAR BLADES" AVAILABLE. HT-100 Accordion Shutters meet stringent Dade County, South Florida, and SBCCI building code wind and impact test requirements.
- Construction from weather-resistant, high-grade aluminum extrusions.
- Long-Lasting with virtually no maintenance.
- Factory-built to custom sizes.
- Heavy duty attachments for enduring performance.
- Ideal for Sliding Glass Doors, Patios, Balconies & Upper Floors.
- Lockable inside or outside for added security.
- Construction from weather-resistant, high-grade aluminum extrusions.
- Long-Lasting with virtually no maintenance.
- Factory-built to custom sizes.
- Heavy duty attachments for enduring performance.
- Ideal for Sliding Glass Doors, Patios, Balconies & Upper Floors.
- Lockable inside or outside for added security.
Storm Panels
- Corrugated metal or polycarbonte hurricane panels that interlock in approximately 13-inch increments.
- Economical storm protection
- Can be installed with little or no architectural impact.
- New see-thru polycarbonate panels allow light and view.
- Headers and sills, should they be used, can be removeable and stored until required.
- Meets all code requirements
- Simple installation
- Unlimited widths - Heights to 12'
- Special sizes upon request
- Corrugated steel, aluminum
Impact Windows
- The durable aluminum frames and sash
- Attractive painted finish in your choice of white or bronze
- Energy-efficient design of these windows and doors
- Double weather - stripping and interlocking meeting rails to keep wind and water out-air conditioning and heating in.
Questions to Ask Your Contractors
- Questions To Ask Your Contractors
- Does your contractor have a license?(Not occupational license)
What is your contractor number?
My Florida License.com or call 850-487-1395
https://www.myfloridalicense.com - Is your contractor insured?
What is your Policy Number? - Does your contractor carry Worker's Compensation Insurance?
- Will you(contractor) pull a permit for this work?
- Are you a member of the BBB (Better Business Bureau)
Check the BBB website (http://bbb.com) - Do you have any shutter references within the last 30 days?
Your Contractor should have answered YES to all of the above questions. Make sure your contractor is qualified to do the work!
If you are looking to protect your investment during the hurricane season, call (954) 410-9566.