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421 storm protection contractors across 37 counties, each matched to an active Florida DBPR contractor license. Free for homeowners.
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Every way to protect an opening
Impact Windows
Laminated-glass windows rated to resist wind-borne debris.
Find installersImpact Doors
Entry, sliding glass and French doors rated for hurricane impact.
Find installersAccordion Shutters
Permanently mounted folding shutters that slide closed by hand.
Find installersRoll-Down Shutters
Motorized or manual shutters that roll down from a hood above the opening.
Find installersStorm Panels
Removable aluminum, steel or polycarbonate panels mounted on tracks or studs.
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From the Panhandle to the Keys
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Miami-Dade
62 listed- Miami-Dade CountyMiami · Hialeah · Palmetto Bay
Broward
58 listed- Broward CountyDavie · Fort Lauderdale · Miramar
Palm Beach
50 listed- Palm Beach CountyBoca Raton · West Palm Beach · Lake Worth
Lee & Collier
52 listed- Lee CountyCape Coral · Fort Myers · North Fort Myers
- Collier CountyNaples
Tampa Bay
45 listed- Hillsborough CountyTampa · Brandon · Dover
- Pinellas CountyClearwater · Saint Petersburg · Largo
- Pasco CountyNew Port Richey · Zephyrhills · Bayonet Point
Orange (Orlando)
6 listed- Orange CountyOrlando · Sanford · Winter Garden
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Hurricane season: June 1 – November 30
Don't wait for the cone. Protect your openings early.
Contractors get busier and lead times grow once a storm threatens. Our checklist covers what to do before, during and after.
Homeowner guides
Hire well. Save on insurance.
Florida Wind Mitigation Inspections and Insurance Discounts
What a wind mitigation inspection checks, how opening protection is rated, and how to make sure your insurer applies the credits.
Read guideImpact Windows vs. Hurricane Shutters
An honest comparison of full-time impact glass and the main shutter types, with questions to help you choose.
Read guideFlorida Permit Basics for Shutters, Windows and Doors
When you need a permit, what product approvals are, owner-builder rules, deposits and the Notice of Commencement.
Read guideHurricane Season Checklist for Florida Homeowners
What to do before June 1, when a storm is forecast, and after it passes, with a focus on protecting windows and doors.
Read guideHow listings are chosen
Every business listed here appears in the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) public construction licensee file with a contractor license that was active and unexpired as of October 2026, and its business name indicates hurricane shutters, impact windows, impact doors or storm protection. We do not publish ratings or reviews we can't verify. Always confirm the license yourself before you sign.
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