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Impact Windows Vs. Hurricane Shutters

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Living in Florida, you know how severe the weather can get and how important it is to protect your home, family, and pets from strong winds and flying debris. The safety of your home and family depends on the planning you make to guarantee it can withstand these severe storms.  Two ways you can ensure your home and family’s safety is with impact windows and hurricane shutters. Keep reading to find out what the difference between the two is and which one is right for your home.  Hurricane Shutters Hurricane shutters are designed to protect your windows when strong winds hit. They are installed over your windows and act as a shield against flying debris. It’s important to note that even though you can install these over any type of glass window if you want to ensure 100% protection from strong winds, install them over impact-resistant windows.  There are many pros to having hurricane shutters installed. They’re reliable, cheap, can be removed easily, and they come in many d...

Different Types of Hurricane Shutters

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With hurricane season in full swing, it’s even more critical to understand your options when it comes to shutters. The mark of hurricane season in the gulf is around June through November. Shutters can protect your windows, your home, and, most importantly, you. Guard your home against debris, wind, rain, and anything else the storm has to offer. Read below to learn about the different kinds of hurricane shutters you should be investing in this hurricane season.  7 Different Types of Hurricane Shutters  Rolling Shutters: Like the name, these shutters roll up and down for easy access. Easy to use and provide safety from hurricanes. Another fantastic plus side to these shutters is its excellent insulation. This will help you trap in cold air and keep hot air out, saving you money on your electric bill.  Storm Panels: Storm panels work well as a quick fix. If you’re running out of time and there’s a hurricane inbound, invest in some storm panels before it’s too lat...