Hurricane Shutter Maintenance
Cleaning, lubrication, and full working checks so your shutters open, close, and lock when a storm is coming.
Shutters sit unused for years, and salt air, dirt, and dried-out hardware take a toll. A maintenance visit means every shutter is opened and closed, tracks are cleaned and lubricated, and worn parts are flagged before storm season, not during it.
What is included
- Full open, close, and lock test on every shutter
- Track and slat cleaning
- Lubrication of moving parts
- Hardware and fastener check
- Written list of anything that needs repair
Frequently Asked Questions
What areas do you serve?
We serve homeowners throughout Brevard County and Indian River County, Florida, including Melbourne, Palm Bay, Cocoa Beach, Titusville, Sebastian, and Vero Beach.
Do you work on condos and commercial buildings?
Yes. We specialize in condos and multi-story commercial and residential properties, in addition to single-family homes.
Are you insured?
Yes. We are insured for residential, condo, and commercial work, including multi-story properties.
How often should hurricane shutters be maintained?
At least once a year, ideally before June 1 when hurricane season starts. Shutters in salt-air locations or ones that are rarely opened benefit from a check twice a year.
How do I know if my shutters still work?
Open and close every shutter fully and lock it. If anything sticks, grinds, or does not lock, it needs service. A maintenance visit tests every one for you.
Can you repair shutters, or do they all need replacement?
Many shutters can be repaired. We will tell you plainly which ones can be fixed and which parts need to be replaced.
What should I do when a storm is in the forecast?
Do not wait. Book an inspection as soon as a storm is possible, because appointments fill up fast once a forecast appears.
Ready to get your shutters checked?
Call (321) 499-5205 or request a free quote online.