Hurricane Protection for Your Home, Condo and Business in Florida

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Refer to the map below to view areas that require hurricane protection. Is your Florida property protected?

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Gulf Atlantic Industries can get your property ready for the Hurricane season quickly. We professionally install hurricane shutters, impact resistant windows, hurricane storm panels, roll-up and accordions shutters, and impact resistant doors.

Hurricane Storm Shutters Options:

If you own a home in the South Florida area, you should seriously consider protection from a natural disaster with hurricane shutters or impact resistant windows.  We offer a complete line of professionally installed hurricane protection solutions. After inspecting and measuring all openings of your business or home for custom-fit protection, we give you a professional, easy-to-understand estimate. From the value-engineered estimate, you have complete control to choose the best protection option for you, your unique property and your budget.

We are specialists providing services to all of South Florida:

Who Needs Hurricane Protection?

On March 1, 2002, the Florida Building Code means stricter requirements of protection for homeowners and builders. Builders in coastal counties are required to strengthen houses to withstand winds of 110 to 176 miles per hour depending on location. This translates to the requirement of approved hurricane shutters or impact-resistant windows. All our storm protection products meet or exceed the Dade County Building Code and product approved materials.

What are the chances that South Florida will be hit by a hurricane?

Over the past 110 years, the center of a hurricane has passed within 75 miles of Miami, on average, once every 3.5 years. A major hurricane (Category 3 or higher on the Saffir-Simpson scale) once every nine years, and a Category 4 or higher (such as Hurricane Andrew) once every 15 years. These numbers may seem high, but the last 30 of the past 110 years have been a period of low hurricane activity in the Atlantic.

Serving homeowners, condominiums, and commercial buildings throughout South Florida, Southwest Florida, Gulf Coast, and the Treasure Coast including communities of Miami, Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Ft. Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Weston, Boca Raton, Palm Beach, Wellington, Stuart, Ft. Pierce, Vero, Marco Island, Naples, Bonita Springs, Ft. Myers, Pt. Charlotte, Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, Collier, Lee, and Charlotte Counties.

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