Palm Beach County
Motorized Screens and Hurricane Shutters in Jupiter, FL
Advanced Hurricane Protection installs hurricane protection in Jupiter from our shop in Stuart. We are a family-owned company and fit MagnaTrack motorized screens, roll-down and accordion shutters, and impact windows and doors, including turtle-compliant glass for beachfront homes. Every product is Florida Building Code approved, and our team handles the permitting process and coordinates the inspections. Estimates are free.
What homeowners in Jupiter ask us about
What hurricane protection do Jupiter homes need?
Jupiter homes need approved protection on every glazed opening, because Palm Beach County is inside Florida’s wind-borne debris region. The products that fit depend on whether your home is on the beach, on the river or further inland.
Jupiter covers a lot of ground. There are condos and homes along the beaches, waterfront houses on the Loxahatchee River and the Intracoastal, and large planned and gated communities to the west. Outdoor living is central almost everywhere, with covered lanais, pools and summer kitchens.
Beachfront homes often lean toward impact windows and doors with turtle-compliant glass. River and inland homes often add motorized screens on the lanai and roll-down shutters on large openings. We walk each opening with you and recommend Florida Building Code approved products that suit the house and your community’s rules.
Do Jupiter beachfront homes need turtle-compliant glass?
Many do. Jupiter’s beaches are well known sea turtle nesting areas, and many beachfront properties fall under lighting rules that limit how much light reaches the beach at night. Light from windows and glass doors can count toward that.
Turtle-compliant impact glass is tinted or laminated to cut the visible light passing through. It still meets Florida Building Code impact performance, so you keep full storm protection and your view of the ocean.
Advanced Hurricane Protection can specify turtle-compliant impact windows and doors for homes and condos that need them. For taller beachfront buildings, we also offer high-rise impact window and door installs, with products chosen for the building’s height and wind load. We sort out which openings are affected during the estimate and work with owners and associations from there.
How do motorized screens work for Jupiter outdoor living?
MagnaTrack motorized screens drop from a slim housing at the top of a covered opening and lock into side tracks at the push of a button. Down, they give shade, privacy and bug protection. Up, they nearly disappear and leave the lanai open to the breeze.
The Defender is MagnaTrack’s hurricane screen. When a storm is forecast, it comes down across the covered lanai with no panels to haul out of storage. When lowered, the Defender adds a storm barrier in front of the doors behind it. We’ll confirm whether it can serve as approved protection for those openings on your home.
Screens fit covered lanais, loggias, summer kitchens and pool cabanas that have a solid roof or beam to mount to. They run from a remote, a wall switch or a smart-home system. We measure each opening, check the structure and coordinate the power connection it needs.
How far is Jupiter from your shop?
Jupiter is a short drive south of our shop in Stuart, by US-1 through Hobe Sound or by I-95. It is one of the Palm Beach County communities we serve on a regular basis.
We are a family-owned company that has served the Treasure Coast for over 20 years. Estimates are free and in person. We measure every opening, talk through products and finish options, and give you a detailed written estimate.
If your community has an HOA or architectural review, mention it when you book. We can bring the product details a review board usually asks for, which helps keep the project moving. Call (772) 220-1200 to set up a visit.
Booking before hurricane season leaves time for association review, the permit and the product order.
Free in-home estimate
We’ll come to your home in Jupiter.
Our family-run team is based in Stuart. We visit, measure every opening and give you a detailed written estimate at no cost.
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Hurricane protection in Jupiter: questions
Who installs hurricane shutters in Jupiter, FL?
Advanced Hurricane Protection installs hurricane shutters in Jupiter. We are a family-owned company based in Stuart and have served the Treasure Coast for over 20 years. We install roll-down and accordion shutters, MagnaTrack motorized screens, and impact windows and doors, including turtle-compliant glass and high-rise installs. Call (772) 220-1200 for a free in-home estimate.
Do I need a permit for hurricane shutters in Palm Beach County?
Yes, in most cases. Most hurricane protection installs in Florida need a permit and inspections. Our team handles the permitting process and coordinates the inspections. For Jupiter condos, the association or condo board often needs to approve the work before the permit is filed, especially in high-rise buildings. We can provide the product details and approvals the board usually asks for.
Can a motorized screen be a hurricane screen?
Yes. The MagnaTrack Defender is a motorized hurricane screen. Before a storm, it comes down across a covered lanai or patio, with no panels to haul out of storage. The rest of the time it works as a shade, privacy and bug screen, or rolls up out of sight. We check the structure and measure each opening at the estimate.
Do I need my HOA’s approval for hurricane protection in Jupiter?
In many Jupiter communities, yes. Associations often review exterior changes such as shutters, frame colors and glass tint. We work with homeowners and HOAs and can provide the product details a review usually asks for. Impact windows and motorized screens are often easier to approve because they do not change the look of the home much.
Are roll-down shutters good for a Jupiter second home?
Yes. Roll-down shutters are a practical choice for second homes. They close the house up fully, add security while you are away and protect against storms. With a motor, a property manager or neighbor can lower them in seconds. They live in a box above the opening, so nothing needs to be stored.