Hurricane shutters and hurricane fabric

Protect your openings before the next storm. We install the shutter style that fits your home, your budget and how you want to close up when a storm is coming, and we handle the permit and the HOA paperwork.

Accordion shutters

Our accordions are the Genesis system, custom built for each opening by Guardian Hurricane Protection Products in Miami Lakes. They are Florida Building Code approved, engineered for 175 mph winds and eligible for insurance discounts. They stay stacked at the side of each opening, then glide closed on nylon wheels and lock in the center in minutes. A favorite for sliders, wide openings, lanais and second floors.

Accordion hurricane shutters closed along a pool lanai under a screen enclosure — Closed along the pool lanai

White accordion shutters wrapped around a bay window — Wrapped around a bay window

White accordion shutters closed on a screened lanai with a golf course view — Lanai shutters, golf view

White accordion shutters closed across a front entry and windows behind columns — Front entry and windows

Two-story pool home before and after accordion hurricane shutters were closed — Accordions open, then closed for a storm

Ivory accordion hurricane shutters on the windows of a pool home — Ivory accordions, pool side

Bronze accordion shutter closed across a wide storefront opening — Bronze accordion, wide span

White accordion hurricane shutters closed across every window of a covered lanai — Whole lanai, closed for a storm

Accordion colors and locks

Four colors: Linen White, Ivory, Beige and Bronze.
Outside key lock: lock and unlock from outside the house.
Inside push-button lock: close up from inside, no key needed.

Accordion shutter blade samples in Linen White, Bronze, Beige and Ivory — Linen White, Bronze, Beige, Ivory

Installed accordion shutters in beige, white, ivory and bronze — The four colors, installed

Outside keyed lock on an accordion hurricane shutter — Outside key lock

Inside push-button lock on an accordion hurricane shutter — Inside push-button lock

Bahama and Colonial shutters

Bahama shutters hinge at the top and prop open for shade and curb appeal every day, then drop and lock down for a storm. Colonial shutters frame the window from each side and swing closed when a storm is coming. Both are custom made to fit each window.

Oceanfront home with dark Bahama shutters over every front window — Oceanfront, Bahamas on every window

Black Bahama shutters and matching black louvered shutters on a white home — Black Bahamas, wide window

Two blue Bahama shutters side by side on a white home — Blue Bahamas in a row

White Bahama shutters on upper and lower windows of a two-story home — White Bahamas, two stories

Close-up of a blue aluminum Bahama shutter with its support arms — Blue Bahama shutter

Black Bahama shutters propped open over a wide window — Black Bahama shutters

Black Bahama shutter on a home with lap siding — Bahama on lap siding

Black Bahama shutters on a corner window — Corner window Bahamas

White Colonial hurricane shutters open beside a window — Colonial shutters, open

Colonial shutters beside two arched windows — Colonial shutters

Row of black aluminum Bahama shutters propped open along a white home — Black Bahamas down the side

Blue Bahama shutters propped open beside a large window — Blue Bahama shutters

Bahama colors and blade styles

Choose a Z-blade or a 2-inch round louver. Bahama and Colonial shutters are powder coated, so you can pick almost any standard RAL color: classic white, ivory and bronze, or something bolder like teal, navy, green or charcoal. Bring a paint chip and we will help you match it. Tap a chart to see it full size.

Bahama shutter blade styles, Z-blade and 2 inch round, in several colors — Z-blade or 2-inch round

Bronze aluminum Bahama shutter over a window on a stucco home — Bronze on stucco

Powder-coat color chart: RAL creams, yellows, oranges, reds, purples and blues — Creams, yellows, reds, blues

Powder-coat color chart: more RAL yellows, oranges, reds, violets, blues and greens — More reds, blues and greens

Powder-coat color chart: RAL greens, grays and browns — Greens, grays and browns

Powder-coat color chart: RAL greens, grays, browns, whites and blacks — Grays, browns, whites and blacks

Hurricane fabric

Hurricane fabric is our specialty. AstroGuard and AstroFlex panels are light enough for one person to put up, let daylight into the house during a storm, and roll up small for storage. We install fabric on windows, doors, garage doors, lanais and whole pool enclosures, in white or tan.

White hurricane fabric panels over every window and the entry of a home — The whole house, covered

Tan hurricane fabric panels closed around a pool lanai — Fabric around a pool lanai

Tan hurricane fabric shaped around a bay window — Shaped around a bay window

Tan hurricane fabric over an arched entry and windows — Arched entry and windows

Tan hurricane fabric panel covering a front entry door — Fabric over a front door

Hurricane fabric panels covering a front porch — Front porch, protected

Large hurricane fabric panel covering an opening beside a pool — Fabric on a large opening

Miami Herald clipping showing Brandon Susich and Albert Petrella installing fabric storm shutters — Miami Herald, Business Monday

Brandon was featured in the Miami Herald's Business Monday installing fabric storm shutters on a South Florida home.

Hurricane-rated roll-down screens

The high-end option: a Fenetex MaxForce™ hurricane screen made with Twitchell OmegaTex™ aramid fabric, tested and certified for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone of Miami-Dade and Broward. It rolls into a slim housing out of sight, and comes down at the push of a button to wrap your lanai in a protective perimeter, keeping out wind, rain and debris. Day to day it doubles as a shade screen, blocking up to 91% of the sun. Six colors: Black, Black/Tan, White, White/Tan, Bronze and Granite. More on roll-down screens.

Motorized roll-down screens lowered across a whole covered porch — Whole porch screened in

Electric roll-down screens fully lowered on a covered lanai — Screens down on the lanai

Roll-down screen fully lowered on a waterfront balcony, seen from inside — Waterfront balcony, screen down

Roll-down screen lowered across a lakefront lanai — Lakefront lanai

Roll-down screen lowered all the way across a tall gable patio — Tall gable patio, screen down

Roll-down screens fully lowered on a lanai beside a pool — Pool lanai, screens down

Storm panels

Classic aluminum or clear storm panels: the budget-friendly way to protect an opening, stored away until you need them.

Hurricane prep and shutter deployment

Need help putting shutters up before a storm? Call us early in the season to get on the list.