Hurricane Protection
Hurricane Ian
ShutterUp is helping to restore Southwest Florida that impacted by Hurricane Ian!
ShutterUp is helping to restore Southwest Florida that impacted by Hurricane Ian!
ShutterUp is helping to restore Southwest Florida that impacted by Hurricane Ian!
If you were impacted by Hurricane Ian, ShutterUp is here to help. We are now offering a Hurricane Ian discount for those affected by the storm. Our owner Tyler Leach will come meet with you himself. As a Florida native, Tyler has seen his fair share of hurricanes.
Eight reasons we’ve become Florida’s go-to for plantation shutters, blinds, and shades.
Every panel is built in our own Fort Myers factory by craftsmen who care about every joint.
Hardwood, AlumaCore® composite, and faux-wood — engineered for Florida heat and humidity.
Tilt blades to direct the Florida sun and cut your A/C load on the hottest afternoons.
Industry-leading lifetime warranty — parts, labor, and finish.
Free in-home consult, free measure, full installation by a salaried install team.
Hundreds of five-star reviews across Naples, Cape Coral, Sarasota, and Fort Myers.
Family-owned and operated in Florida since 2008 — not a franchise, not a sales rep.
Embedded gear and pinion control — no front tilt rod blocking your view.
When Ian made landfall in September 2022 — eyewall crossing directly over Cape Coral and Fort Myers Beach with 150 mph winds — ShutterUp customers across Southwest Florida saw firsthand which window protection actually works. The data from that storm reshaped how we recommend hurricane-rated systems for Florida homes.
Homes with properly installed impact-rated exterior shutters (accordion or roll-down) generally kept their openings intact. Homes with storm panels that hadn't been deployed before the storm — because owners couldn't reach all openings in time, or because the panels had been stored without ever being test-fitted — frequently lost the unprotected windows.
Customers with motorized hurricane-rated exterior screens deployed them in minutes from a single switch. After the storm, they retracted the screens and went back to using their lanais and patios normally. The combination of daily UV protection and rapid hurricane deployment made motorized screens the most-installed product in our post-Ian rebuild work.
In the year following Ian, most Florida insurance carriers raised the bar for verified impact-rated openings. Homes without TAS-201/202 verified protection saw dramatic premium increases or non-renewal. Homes with documented protection saw premium discounts of 15-30%.
ShutterUp installed thousands of replacement plantation shutters and exterior screens across Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, and Naples in the months after Ian. We learned which products held up — and which didn't — and our spec recommendations now reflect what survived an actual major hurricane.
Free in-home consultation. Free precision measurements. Lifetime warranty on every shutter.