Brevard County homeowners are no strangers to tropical storms and hurricanes. Located along Florida’s eastern coast, the region faces recurring threats from high winds, heavy rainfall, and flying debris during hurricane season. Protecting your home isn’t optional—it’s essential.
Installing storm shutters is one of the most effective ways to safeguard your property while improving long-term value and peace of mind. Below are the top reasons Brevard County homeowners choose storm shutters.
Storm shutters are specifically engineered to protect homes from the harsh conditions associated with tropical storms and hurricanes.
High winds can turn outdoor debris into dangerous projectiles. Storm shutters create a durable barrier that helps prevent shattered glass and structural damage caused by airborne debris.
Windows and doors are among the most vulnerable points of a home during storms. Storm shutters help:
Wind-driven rain can quickly lead to interior flooding if windows or doors fail. Storm shutters help block water intrusion, protecting walls, flooring, and personal belongings—especially important in coastal and low-lying areas of Brevard County.
Modern storm shutters are available in a variety of styles that enhance—not detract from—your home’s appearance.
These options allow homeowners to match storm protection with architectural style.
Storm shutters are more than a protective feature—they’re an investment in your home’s value.
In hurricane-prone areas like Brevard County, buyers actively look for homes with permanent storm protection already installed.
Many insurance companies offer lower premiums for homes equipped with storm shutters, recognizing the reduced risk of storm damage.
Homes with storm shutters offer reassurance that the property is prepared for Florida weather. This confidence often leads to faster sales and stronger offers.
Storm shutters enhance durability, resilience, and overall home performance—factors that positively influence appraisal and resale value.
At Lafferty Aluminum & Screening, we understand the unique storm risks facing Brevard County homeowners.
We offer:
Our goal is to help homeowners stay protected without compromising style or value.
While not required for all homes, storm shutters are strongly recommended due to hurricane exposure and may be required for certain new builds or renovations.
Yes. When properly installed, storm shutters significantly reduce the risk of broken windows caused by wind pressure and flying debris.
Yes. Homes with storm shutters are often more desirable to buyers and may sell faster in hurricane-prone areas.
The best option depends on your budget, aesthetics, and level of convenience desired. A professional consultation can help determine the right fit.
High-quality storm shutters can last 15–30 years or more with proper installation and routine maintenance.
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