Hurricane Shutters and Screens in Indiantown, FL

Do Indiantown homes need hurricane protection if they are inland?

Yes. Indiantown sits inland, but hurricanes can carry strong winds well past the coast, and Martin County is inside Florida’s wind-borne debris region. That means glazed openings need approved impact products or approved shutters under the Florida Building Code. We confirm what your address requires before we recommend anything.

Indiantown is a village in western Martin County, west of Stuart on the way toward Lake Okeechobee. It incorporated as a village in 2017. The St. Lucie Canal, part of the Okeechobee Waterway, passes by the town, and much of the land around it is open and rural, with farms, ranches and homes on larger lots.

Open land gives the wind a long run at a house, and debris can travel a long way. Windows and doors are the weak points. Once one breaks, wind can get inside and put pressure on the roof and walls, so protecting every opening is one of the most practical things an inland homeowner can do.

What hurricane protection suits an Indiantown home?

Most Indiantown homes are well served by shutters that stay on the house, such as roll-down and accordion shutters, with removable hurricane screens or impact glass where they fit better. The right mix depends on the size of each opening, how often you are away and how much you want to do when a storm is coming.

Our roll-down shutters are aluminum and motorized. Each one stores in a compact box above the opening and comes down at the push of a button. Accordion shutters stay mounted beside the opening and slide closed and lock. Our accordion installs include Bertha HV shutters, made from extruded aluminum.

Removable hurricane screens are another option for porches, entries and garage doors. The EZMax screen we install is a lightweight polypropylene mesh that is manually deployed when a storm is coming and easily stored the rest of the year. It attaches directly to the house, with no tracks.

• Motorized roll-down shutters for the openings you close most
• Accordion shutters for wide sliders and porch entries
• Removable hurricane screens for openings you only cover during a storm
• Impact windows and doors for protection that is always in place

How far is Indiantown from your shop?

Indiantown is roughly half an hour west of our shop at 4517 SE Commerce Ave in Stuart. It is in Martin County, our home county, and we come to you for every estimate. That also makes follow-up visits simple if a motor or a track ever needs a look.

At the estimate, we walk the property with you, measure every opening, explain which options meet code and give you a detailed written estimate at no cost. There is no pressure to decide on the spot.

We are a family-owned company, founded by John Zervopoulos with his brothers Billy and Joseph, and we have served the Treasure Coast for over 20 years. Booking before hurricane season leaves time for the permit and the product order. Call (772) 220-1200 to set up a visit.

Do you install hurricane protection on Indiantown businesses?

Yes. Advanced Hurricane Protection works on commercial properties as well as homes. Shops, offices and other businesses in Indiantown can use motorized roll-down shutters, impact doors and windows, and commercial motorized screens for covered outdoor space. We look at each opening and how the building is used before we quote.

Roll-down shutters are a common choice for storefronts because they protect against storms and add security after hours. They come down at the push of a button and roll away out of sight while you are open. Impact doors keep the entrance protected with nothing to deploy.

Commercial work follows the same steps as a home project. We measure, give you a written estimate, handle the permitting process, install and coordinate the inspections. If a landlord or owner needs to sign off, we can provide the product details for them.