Professional Hurricane Prep Services in Hernando County

Before June 1, which is the official start of Atlantic hurricane season. Getting shutters tested, hardware inventoried, and a game plan in place before the season means you are not scrambling when a storm is three days out and every handyman in the county is booked.

We install and remove panel-style shutters — aluminum, steel, and clear polycarbonate panels that mount on pre-installed tracks or bolts around your windows. We do not install roll-down or accordion-style shutters, which require permanent installation by a shutter specialist.

A standard three-bedroom home with pre-installed tracks and labeled panels takes one to two hours. If you have panels without tracks that need to be bolted on, add another hour or two. First-time installations where mounting hardware needs to be installed take the longest.

Secure or store all outdoor furniture, grills, potted plants, and anything the wind can turn into a projectile. Clean your gutters so they can handle the rain. Reinforce your garage door if it does not have a wind-rated brace. Trim dead branches away from the house.

Yes. After a storm passes, we do damage assessments, tarp compromised roofing as a temporary measure, remove shutters, clear debris from yards, and handle minor repairs to fences, screens, and soffits. Major structural damage should be assessed by a building specialist.

Yes. We cut and install plywood panels over windows and doors using tapcon screws into the masonry or lag bolts into the framing. Pre-cut and labeled plywood can be stored in your garage and reused for future storms.

A non-rated garage door is one of the most vulnerable points on any Florida home during a hurricane. If wind breaches the garage door, the sudden pressure change can lift the roof. We install horizontal bracing kits that reinforce the door panels from the inside.