Hurricane Shutter Installation

Florida homeowners know how quickly hurricane season can become dangerous when windows and doors are left unprotected. At Lafferty Hurricane Protection, we install custom hurricane shutters designed to help protect homes from high winds, flying debris, wind-driven rain, and severe storm conditions.

From accordion shutters and roll downs to Bahama and Colonial shutters, every system is custom measured and professionally installed to meet Florida building code requirements while complementing your home’s appearance.

Why Choose Hurricane Shutters?

Unmatched Protection

Our hurricane shutters are designed to withstand the fiercest storms. Made from high-quality materials, they act as a reliable defense against wind, rain, and debris, ensuring your home remains safe and secure.

Enhanced Energy Efficiency

Besides providing protection, our hurricane shutters can improve your home's energy efficiency. By reducing heat gain from sunlight, they help maintain a comfortable indoor temperature, leading to lower energy bills year-round.

Increased Privacy and Security

Our stylish hurricane shutters not only shield your home from storms but also enhance your privacy and security. With various locking mechanisms, they provide an added layer of safety against intruders, allowing you to rest easy.

Boosted Curb Appeal

Our diverse selection of hurricane shutters adds character to your home while increasing its marketability. With options to customize colors and finishes, you can achieve a look that complements your home's exterior.

Our Hurricane Shutter Options

At Lafferty Hurricane Protection, we offer a variety of hurricane shutters to suit your needs:

‍Accordion Shutters

These versatile hurricane accordion shutters can be easily deployed and provide excellent protection. Their compact design makes them ideal for homes with limited storage.
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Accordion shutters are commonly installed on:
sliding glass doors
patios
lanais
large window openings

Bahama Shutters

Perfect for a tropical aesthetic, Bahama shutters not only enhance curb appeal but also offer superior sun protection and ventilation. Bahama shutters are often chosen for coastal homes because they provide both hurricane protection and year-round shade while maintaining a tropical Florida appearance.

Colonial Shutters

These classic hurricane colonial shutters deliver a timeless look while reinforcing your home's safety. Available in multiple colors and finishes, they can seamlessly fit any architectural style. Colonial shutters are commonly installed on front-facing elevations where homeowners want decorative curb appeal while still maintaining storm readiness.

Roll Down Shutters

For those seeking convenience, motorized roll down hurricane shutters can be quickly deployed with the turn of a crank or the push of a button, providing protection for large windows and glass doors.

Roll down shutters are especially popular for:
second-story windows
vacation homes
outdoor kitchens
large covered openings

Comparing Hurricane Shutter Options

Accordion Shutters vs Roll Down Shutters

Accordion shutters are more budget-friendly and practical for quick deployment, while roll down shutters offer cleaner aesthetics and easier operation for larger openings.

Bahama vs Colonial Shutters

Bahama shutters provide shade and a tropical appearance, while Colonial shutters offer a more traditional architectural style.

Motorized vs Manual Shutters

Motorized shutters are ideal for homeowners wanting faster storm preparation and easier operation, especially on large or difficult-to-access openings.

The Installation Process

Consultation

Our process begins with a personalized consultation to assess your home’s unique needs. We’ll discuss your options and recommend the best hurricane shutter styles for your architecture.

Measurement and Customization

We take precise measurements to ensure a perfect fit. Our team will guide you through the customization process, selecting colors and finishes that match your home’s exterior.

Expert Installation

Our experienced technicians handle the installation with care and precision. We pride ourselves on delivering quality craftsmanship and ensuring every shutter is installed correctly.

Final Inspection

Once the installation is complete, we conduct a thorough inspection to ensure everything is functioning properly. Your satisfaction and safety are our top priorities.

Warranty

We stand by the quality of our work, offering a 1-year workmanship warranty and a 3-year structural warranty on all our products.

Why Choose Lafferty Hurricane Protection?

With over 20 years of experience, Lafferty Hurricane Protection is the leading provider of storm protection solutions in Brevard and Indian River County. As a family-owned and operated business, we are committed to delivering exceptional service and quality.

Our use of premium materials ensures that your hurricane shutters can withstand the elements, while our customer-first approach and competitive pricing make us the preferred choice for homeowners. We pride ourselves on our meticulous execution and friendly service, striving for complete customer satisfaction with every project. Check out our hundreds of 5-star reviews from our happy customers! Trust us to protect your home with the expertise and care you deserve.

When windows and doors fail during a hurricane, pressure changes inside the home can significantly increase the risk of roof and structural damage. Properly installed hurricane shutters help protect vulnerable openings from wind and flying debris during severe weather events. Many Florida homeowners also install hurricane shutters to prepare for insurance inspections, improve home security, and reduce long-term storm damage risks.

Directly From Our Contractor

What Homeowners Should Know Before Installing Hurricane Shutters

“One thing we explain to homeowners all the time is that the best hurricane shutter system depends on how the home is used and how quickly the homeowner wants to secure it before a storm.

Accordion shutters are one of the most practical options because they stay attached to the home and can close quickly without heavy panel storage. But for larger openings, second-story windows, or outdoor living spaces, roll down shutters are often easier long term and provide additional privacy and security year-round.

We also encourage homeowners not to wait until hurricane season is already active. Once storms start developing, lead times, permitting, and installation schedules can become much more difficult.”
— Lafferty Hurricane Protection Installation Team

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What types of hurricane shutters do you offer?

We offer a variety of hurricane shutters to meet different needs and styles, including accordion shutters, Bahama shutters, colonial shutters, and roll down shutters. Each type provides excellent protection while enhancing your home's curb appeal. During your consultation, we’ll help you choose the best option for your home.

How do I prepare my home for hurricane shutter installation?

Before installation, ensure that any obstacles around windows and doors are cleared away. This includes removing outdoor furniture, planters, or decorations that could hinder the installation process. Our team will guide you through any additional preparations needed during your consultation.

Are your hurricane shutters customizable?

Yes! We offer a range of customization options for our hurricane shutters, including various colors, finishes, sizes, and designs. We work closely with you to ensure your shutters not only provide protection but also complement your home’s unique style.

Get Started Today!

Don’t leave your home vulnerable to storms. Contact Lafferty Hurricane Protection today to schedule your consultation for hurricane shutter installation. Experience the blend of style, safety, and peace of mind—let us protect your home!

Enhancing your home’s safety has never been easier! Get in touch with us now or call 321-652-1078 to discover how our hurricane shutter installation can redefine your home’s protection in Melbourne, FL, Brevard County, and Indian River County, FL.