Yes. Most Southwest Florida cities — including Naples, Marco Island, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Estero, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, and Sanibel — require permits for hurricane shutters, impact windows, and storm protection products. HomeShield Industries takes care of the permitting process for you to ensure your installation is fully code compliant and stress-free.

Yes. We provide professional repair and maintenance for all types of hurricane protection systems, including accordion shutters, roll-down shutters, Kevlar hurricane screens, Bahama shutters, impact windows, and retractable screens. Even if we didn’t install your system, our team services homes across Cape Coral, Naples, Fort Myers, Marco Island, and surrounding areas.

Yes, we provide free in-home estimates throughout Southwest Florida. A member of our team will visit your property in Naples, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, or nearby communities, take precise measurements, and give you a no-obligation quote for shutters, hurricane screens, or impact windows and doors.

We install a wide range of hurricane protection systems, including:

• Aluminum roll-down (motorized or manual) shutters

• Accordion shutters

• Kevlar hurricane screens and fabric systems

• Bahama and Colonial shutters

• Impact-resistant windows and doors
  We’ll recommend the best storm protection solution for your home, style, and budget.

Absolutely. All of our shutters, hurricane screens, impact windows, and doors meet or exceed Florida Building Code requirements and hurricane impact standards. Many of our products carry Miami-Dade County approval, the highest certification for hurricane protection in Florida.

Installation time depends on the size and scope of your project. Most hurricane shutter or impact window installations in Cape Coral, Naples, and Fort Myers can be completed in 1–3 days once materials are ready. During your estimate, we’ll provide a clear timeline specific to your home.

Yes. We frequently work with HOAs across Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Cape Coral, and surrounding communities. Simply provide us with your Architectural Review form, and our team will handle the rest of the HOA approval process.

Lead times vary by product type. On average, hurricane shutters and impact windows take 6–12 weeks from order to installation. If your community requires HOA approval, the lead time begins after HOA sign-off. We’ll keep you updated every step of the way so you can prepare for hurricane season with confidence.

Impact windows provide year-round protection, energy efficiency, and noise reduction, while hurricane shutters (such as roll-down, accordion, or Bahama shutters) can be deployed before a storm. Many Southwest Florida homeowners in Naples, Cape Coral, and Fort Myers choose a combination of both for maximum protection and value.

Yes. Installing hurricane-rated shutters or impact windows can significantly boost your home’s resale value in areas like Marco Island, Bonita Springs, and Punta Gorda. Buyers in coastal communities look for homes with proven hurricane protection because it lowers insurance costs and adds peace of mind.

The best option depends on your home’s design, budget, and lifestyle. Roll-down shutters are popular in Naples and Marco Island for convenience, accordion shutters are cost-effective and reliable, Bahama shutters add curb appeal, and Kevlar hurricane screens are lightweight and versatile. Our team will guide you to the right solution.

Yes. Even newer homes in Sanibel, Cape Coral, and Estero benefit from additional hurricane protection. Building codes require certain standards, but shutters and impact windows offer an extra layer of security, storm readiness, and insurance savings beyond the minimum.

Kevlar hurricane screens are a lightweight yet incredibly strong fabric system designed to withstand high winds and flying debris. They’re popular in Fort Myers, Port Charlotte, and Bonita Springs because they’re easy to deploy, let in light, and don’t block views like traditional shutters.

Yes. We provide hurricane shutters, impact windows, and retractable screens for single-family homes, condos, and multi-family buildings throughout Naples, Marco Island, and Fort Myers. We also work directly with property managers and HOAs to ensure compliance and approval.

In many cases, yes. Florida insurance providers often offer discounts when homeowners in Cape Coral, Punta Gorda, or Naples install approved hurricane shutters or impact windows. We provide documentation of Miami-Dade or Florida Building Code compliance for your insurer.

Retractable screens (such as those from Progressive Screens or Zip Tex) are excellent for shade, comfort, and insect control, but they are not hurricane-rated unless specified. Many of our Fort Myers and Naples customers pair retractable screens with impact windows or shutters for both comfort and storm safety.