Photo Gallery
Photographs of hurricane shutters, screens and storm panels installed on Central Florida homes. Choose a product to see only that kind of work, or enlarge any photograph to look more closely. Renderings supplied by manufacturers are kept in their own clearly named group and are never shown as completed projects.
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- All Installations (107)
- Accordion Shutters (42)
- Roll-Down Shutters (17)
- UltraShield Hurricane Screens (2)
- Storm Panels (13)
- Bahama & Colonial Shutters (26)
- Bahama Shutters (21)
- Colonial Shutters (5)
- Clear/Polycarbonate Storm Panels (5)
- Galvanized Steel Storm Panels (8)
- Product Visualizations (2)
Showing 17 photographs — Roll-Down Shutters
A beige roll-down shutter closed over an arched entry. The housing sits above the opening and a track runs down each side. Installing a roll-down shutter component over an arched porch opening. Beige roll-down shutter closed across a wide front window. Beige roll-down shutters closed across the rear of a home. Beige roll-down shutters closed around a rear patio. Beige roll-down shutters closed over the windows and patio opening. The same openings with the roll-down shutters raised. A roll-down shutter fitted around a recessed front entry, shown raised. Bronze roll-down shutter closed across a lanai opening. Fitting ivory roll-down shutters, with the first window already complete. Installing ivory roll-down shutters beside a completed closed shutter. Ivory roll-down shutters closed across the rear patio windows. Ivory roll-down shutters closed over the front windows. Ivory roll-down shutters closed along the side of the home. The same side windows with the roll-down shutters raised. Ivory roll-down shutters raised above rear patio windows and a door. The same rear patio windows with the roll-down shutters raised.
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