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Showing 107 photographs — All Installations

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion hurricane shutters closed over two front windows of a brick Central Florida home

• Enlarge this photograph: The same two front windows with the accordion hurricane shutters folded open and stacked beside each window

• Enlarge this photograph: Bronze accordion hurricane shutters closed inside the window sills of a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: A wide custom accordion shutter enclosure closed across the full length of a covered patio opening

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion shutters stacked neatly into recessed tracks at the edges of a wide patio opening

• Enlarge this photograph: A Custom Storm Protection installer fitting a white accordion hurricane shutter header above a window

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige accordion hurricane shutters closed inside a window sill on a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: Close view of white accordion hurricane shutters closed inside a window opening with stone trim below

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige accordion hurricane shutters closed over two side windows of a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: The same side of the stucco home with the beige accordion hurricane shutters folded open beside the windows

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige accordion hurricane shutters closed across a wide covered lanai opening

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige roll-down hurricane shutter lowered across an arched entry of a home during heavy rain

• Enlarge this photograph: Custom Storm Protection installers fitting a roll-down shutter component over an arched porch opening

• Enlarge this photograph: White retractable hurricane screens lowered around a covered lanai overlooking a swimming pool

• Enlarge this photograph: Custom Storm Protection installer fastening an UltraShield hurricane screen housing above an opening

• Enlarge this photograph: White hurricane screens lowered across a covered lanai beside a screened pool

• Enlarge this photograph: Clear polycarbonate storm panels fitted over a lanai window, with a closed white accordion shutter covering the door alongside it

• Enlarge this photograph: Corrugated storm panels installed over the front windows of a green stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: A Custom Storm Protection team member measuring the width of a front window with a tape measure

• Enlarge this photograph: A Custom Storm Protection technician drilling a shutter track into place at a window during a repair visit

• Enlarge this photograph: Bronze accordion hurricane shutters closed over the front windows of a brick and stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: The same front windows with the bronze accordion hurricane shutters folded open beside the openings

• Enlarge this photograph: Closer view of bronze accordion hurricane shutters closed over a front window between brick columns

• Enlarge this photograph: Bronze accordion hurricane shutters closed inside a porch window opening

• Enlarge this photograph: The same porch window with bronze accordion hurricane shutters folded open beside the opening

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion hurricane shutters closed across two lanai openings on a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: The same lanai openings with white accordion hurricane shutters folded open at the sides

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion hurricane shutters closed across two lanai openings from inside the covered area

• Enlarge this photograph: Installer fastening white inset-sill accordion shutter tracks at a window opening

• Enlarge this photograph: Installer working on white accordion shutters inside a window sill opening

• Enlarge this photograph: Ivory accordion hurricane shutters closed inside a front window opening above stone trim

• Enlarge this photograph: The same front window with ivory accordion hurricane shutters folded open beside the opening

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion hurricane shutters closed over several windows on a manufactured home

• Enlarge this photograph: Accordion shutters closed across a lanai opening with recessed tracks visible along the top and floor

• Enlarge this photograph: Close view along a recessed accordion shutter floor track on a tiled lanai

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion shutters closed inside the sill of a single window on a blue-gray stucco wall

• Enlarge this photograph: The same window with white accordion shutters folded open against both sides of the opening

• Enlarge this photograph: One wall of a blue-gray home showing one window with white accordion shutters closed and a second window with the shutters open

• Enlarge this photograph: Side view along a wall of white accordion shutters closed inside window sills

• Enlarge this photograph: Side view along the same wall with the white accordion shutters folded open beside each window

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion shutters closed across a wide window flanked by green decorative board shutters

• Enlarge this photograph: The same wide window with the white accordion shutters folded open and green decorative board shutters on each side

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion shutters closed across a window flanked by burgundy decorative board shutters

• Enlarge this photograph: The same window with the white accordion shutters folded open and burgundy decorative board shutters on each side

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion shutters closed across a wide lanai opening behind a screened pool enclosure

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion shutters closed over the front windows of a single-storey brick home

• Enlarge this photograph: The same brick home with the white accordion shutters folded open beside each window

• Enlarge this photograph: White accordion shutters closed across a front entryway and a front window on a tan stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: The same entryway with the accordion shutters folded open and the front window shutters closed

• Enlarge this photograph: An installer on a step ladder fitting a dark bronze accordion shutter over a window

• Enlarge this photograph: A dark bronze Bahama shutter closed flat over a window on cream lap siding, seen from below

• Enlarge this photograph: Three dark bronze Bahama shutter panels closed across a wide front window beside a covered porch

• Enlarge this photograph: The full front of a single-storey Florida home at dusk with its dark bronze Bahama shutters closed

• Enlarge this photograph: Dark bronze Bahama shutters closed over windows along the side wall of a cream sided home at dusk

• Enlarge this photograph: An installer in a Custom Storm Protection shirt drilling a side arm bracket beside a bronze Bahama shutter

• Enlarge this photograph: An installer on a step ladder working on the support arms of a bronze Bahama shutter

• Enlarge this photograph: An installer drilling a locking rod bracket into the siding beside a window

• Enlarge this photograph: Two installers on ladders fastening the top track of a wide bronze Bahama shutter under the eaves

• Enlarge this photograph: An installer fastening the top track above a window under the soffit on a bright day

• Enlarge this photograph: A dark bronze Bahama shutter propped open on support arms above a window, seen from below

• Enlarge this photograph: Wide front view of a cream-sided home with dark bronze Bahama shutters propped open above several windows

• Enlarge this photograph: Dark bronze Bahama shutters propped open along the side wall of a cream-sided home

• Enlarge this photograph: Dark bronze Bahama shutters propped open above windows on a cream-sided home beside a walkway

• Enlarge this photograph: Dark Bahama shutter propped open over a single window with light trim

• Enlarge this photograph: Large light-colored home with dark bronze Bahama shutters open above upper windows

• Enlarge this photograph: Long row of dark bronze Bahama shutter panels covering multiple windows on a light exterior wall

• Enlarge this photograph: Dark bronze Bahama shutter propped open above a window on a green-sided home

• Enlarge this photograph: Bright Caribbean blue Bahama shutters open on two white exterior windows beside a brick patio

• Enlarge this photograph: Bright Caribbean blue Bahama shutter open over a window on gray siding

• Enlarge this photograph: Wide front view of a cream-sided home with dark bronze Bahama shutters closed across the windows

• Enlarge this photograph: Black Colonial shutters with arched tops opened beside an arched window on a brick home

• Enlarge this photograph: Bronze Colonial shutters shown open on one window and closed over another window on a stucco wall

• Enlarge this photograph: Bronze Colonial shutters closed over a single window on a light stucco wall

• Enlarge this photograph: White Colonial shutters with arched tops opened beside arched windows on a brick home

• Enlarge this photograph: Galvanized steel storm panels partially stacked between two windows on a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: Galvanized steel storm panels mounted on two windows with one clear panel visible on a green stucco wall

• Enlarge this photograph: Galvanized steel storm panel closed over an arched window with red decorative shutters beside it

• Enlarge this photograph: Galvanized steel storm panels closed over a patio door and adjacent window on a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: Galvanized steel storm panels closed over several windows along the side of a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: Galvanized steel storm panels closed over a large window on a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: Galvanized steel storm panels closed across a carport opening and three windows on a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: Galvanized steel storm panels closed across a covered lanai opening beside an exterior door

• Enlarge this photograph: Clear polycarbonate storm panel installed over a glass exterior door

• Enlarge this photograph: Clear polycarbonate storm panels installed across a sliding glass door

• Enlarge this photograph: Clear polycarbonate storm panel installed over a narrow sidelight beside a front door

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige roll-down shutter closed across a wide front window beneath a covered walkway

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige roll-down shutters closed over two windows and a wide patio opening at the rear of a home

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige roll-down shutters closed over several windows and a wide opening around a paved rear patio

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige roll-down shutters closed over two windows and a screened patio opening seen from the patio

• Enlarge this photograph: The same windows and screened patio opening with the beige roll-down shutters rolled up out of sight

• Enlarge this photograph: Beige roll-down shutter housing and side tracks fitted around a recessed front entry doorway

• Enlarge this photograph: Dark bronze roll-down shutter closed across a tall lanai opening beside a paver walkway

• Enlarge this photograph: An installer fastening the side track of an ivory roll-down shutter beside a completed shutter on the next window

• Enlarge this photograph: An installer fastening an ivory roll-down shutter beside a completed closed shutter

• Enlarge this photograph: Ivory roll-down shutters closed over windows around a screened rear patio

• Enlarge this photograph: Ivory roll-down shutters closed over two front windows of a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: Ivory roll-down shutters closed over four windows along the side of a stucco home

• Enlarge this photograph: The same four side windows with the ivory roll-down shutters raised

• Enlarge this photograph: Ivory roll-down shutters raised above windows and a door on a screened rear patio

• Enlarge this photograph: The same screened rear patio windows with the ivory roll-down shutters raised

• Enlarge this photograph: Black retractable hurricane screen lowered across a garage opening, viewed from inside at an angle

• Enlarge this photograph: Black retractable hurricane screen lowered across a garage opening beneath a bronze housing, viewed from inside

• Enlarge this photograph: Installer working beside electrical cable at the end of a bronze retractable hurricane-screen housing above a garage opening

• Enlarge this photograph: Installer working beneath a bronze retractable hurricane-screen housing above a garage opening

• Enlarge this photograph: White retractable hurricane screens partly lowered across several covered lanai openings beside a swimming pool

• Enlarge this photograph: White retractable hurricane screens lowered across two covered lanai openings overlooking a pool and canal

• Enlarge this photograph: White retractable hurricane screens partly lowered around multiple openings of a covered pool lanai, viewed from inside