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Author: Scott Good
Scott Good is the General Manager of Hurricane Shutter Co., a licensed Florida General Contractor (CGC1506749). A+ rated by the Better Business Bureau, the company has helped Southwest Florida homeowners compare shutters, screens, awnings, and storm protection options since 1979.
How to Protect Hurricane Shutters from Salt Air and Corrosion
Salt air is the quiet tax every coastal homeowner pays. You can see what it does to doorknobs, light fixtures, and car finishes, and your hurricane shutters live in the same environment year-round, through every sea breeze and summer squall. The difference is that a corroded light fixture is an...
Do You Need a Permit for Hurricane Shutters in Lee County?
You have picked out the shutters, you have a quote in hand, and then someone asks the question that stalls half the shutter projects in Southwest Florida: "Do we need a permit for this?" It is a fair question, and the honest answer for most homeowners in Lee County is...