Hurricane screens that stay up all year.
Stainless steel security screens rated for Category 4 debris, up to 156 mph winds. No plywood, no shutters to close before a storm. And they stop break-ins the other 364 days.
The problem with plywood and shutters
When a storm is coming, every hour counts. Plywood has to be cut, carried and screwed in. Shutters have to be closed, and once they're down the house is dark and you can't see outside. Most of the year they do nothing at all.
Hurricane screens are already in place. When the forecast turns, there's nothing to install and nothing to close.
How hurricane screens protect your home
Stops flying debris
In a hurricane, windows usually break from debris, not wind. The stainless steel mesh catches branches, roof tiles and yard objects before they reach the glass.
Stays up year-round
No storm prep, no storage, no ladders. The screens are part of the house.
Keeps your view and light
From inside you see through the mesh like a regular screen. No dark rooms during the storm.
Doubles as security
The same screens stop forced entry every day of the year.
Cuts summer heat
The mesh shades the glass, so your AC works less.
Windows, doors and patios
Every screen is made to measure for your opening, in white, bronze, tan or black frames.
Windows
Any size and shape, including arched windows. Bedroom screens have an emergency egress latch.
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Entry and French doors
Security screen doors that lock like a regular door.
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Patio sliders
Sliding security screens for the openings most exposed to wind.
See patio sliders →Hurricane screens vs. hurricane shutters vs. plywood
Shutters and plywood only work if someone puts them up in time. Hurricane screens are always in place, and they keep protecting your home long after the storm season ends.
| Plywood | Shutters | Hurricane screens | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ready before a storm | Hours of work | Must be closed | Always in place |
| Light and view during a storm | No | No | Yes |
| Protects against break-ins | No | Only when closed | Year-round |
| Storage needed | Yes | No | No |
| Rated for Category 4 debris | Varies | Varies | Yes |
What Houston homeowners say
“So we would put plywood on the windows… I don't have to do anything to prepare before I leave.”
Nancy, homeowner
Hurricane screens we've installed
How it works
Free in-home estimate
We measure every opening, show you mesh and frame samples, and give you an exact price on the spot. No obligation.
Custom-built for your home
Made to measure in your frame color. We help prepare the HOA paperwork, and you get the exact lead time at your estimate.
Professional installation
Our own crew installs everything and walks you through the locks and egress latches.
Hurricane screen questions
Are hurricane screens better than storm shutters?
For most homes, yes. Storm shutters only protect when someone closes them before a storm, and the house is dark while they are down. Hurricane screens stay in place all year, are rated for Category 4 debris, keep your view and light, and also stop break-ins.
What does "Category 4 rated" mean?
Our screens are rated to protect against flying debris in Category 4 hurricane conditions, with winds up to 156 mph. The rating is backed by our manufacturer's test documentation, and we're happy to show it to you.
Do I need to do anything before a storm?
No. The screens stay up all year. Just make sure windows and doors are closed and latched.
Are hurricane screens the same as security screens?
Yes. It's one product: the same stainless steel mesh protects against storm debris and against break-ins.
Can you protect patio sliders and French doors?
Yes. We make screens for windows, entry doors, French doors and sliding patio doors.
Will my HOA allow them?
We help you prepare the HOA submission with product specs, photos and color options.
When should I order?
Every screen is made to measure, and you get the exact lead time at your estimate. Order well before hurricane season starts on June 1 to be ready in time.
Get storm-ready before the next season
Every screen is made to measure. Book your free estimate now and be ready before the next storm.