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Hurricane Shutter Installation

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Check to see if a free in-home consultation is available in your area

A white suburban house with brown roll-down hurricane shutters

Check to see if a free in-home consultation is available in your area

Affordable Financing

We offer many no and low interest financing options including 12 months special financing every day on your Home Depot credit card, and up to 180 Months financing for low payments. Apply Now

Custom Designed To Protect Your Home

Hurricane shutters help keep your family and belongings safe during a storm, and our service providers customize shutters to fit your home for even better protection.

Trusted Professionals

All of our Service Providers are local, licensed, insured and undergo a thorough background screening process for your peace of mind.

Affordable Financing

We offer many no and low interest financing options including 12 months special financing every day on your Home Depot credit card, and up to 180 Months financing for low payments. Apply Now

Custom Designed To Protect Your Home

Hurricane shutters help keep your family and belongings safe during a storm, and our service providers customize shutters to fit your home for even better protection.

Trusted Professionals

All of our Service Providers are local, licensed, insured and undergo a thorough background screening process for your peace of mind.

Hurricane Shutter Installation Process

Schedule a free in-home consultation

To get started on your hurricane shutter installation project, request a free in-home consultation with a Home Depot-authorized professional.

Get a protection assessment

During your in-home consultation, you will receive a hurricane protection assessment plan. We will also review products with you and collect measurements to provide a quote.

We'll design your shutters and pull permits

After our authorized service providers pull municipality permits, check building codes and HOA restrictions (if applicable), a field engineer will collect a second round of measurements used to manufacture your shutters.

Enjoy peace of mind during the next storm

When your shutters are ready, we will provide full service installation, including disposing of old shutters, and reviewing warranty and maintenance information with you.

Types of Hurricane Shutters We Install

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Accordion Shutter Installation

Accordion storm shutters are permanently attached to your window in one or two-piece configurations typically made of metal or polycarbonate. When you need them, they unfold like an accordion to cover and protect your windows during a storm.

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Hurricane Fabric Installation

Fabric screens are an alternative type of hurricane shutters. These fabric panels, which are made of ballistic nylon, allow light through while still protecting your home from hurricane-force winds. Styles include roll-down, slide screens and strap and buckle. Hurricane fabric is not available in all locations.

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Bahama Shutter Installation

Bahama hurricane shutters attach directly above the windows and have horizontal slats to keep out rain and glare from direct light. You can prop them open to let in light on regular days, but they can also be quickly shut and locked to protect your home when a hurricane hits. These one-piece louvered shutters are considered a more stylish option and can be made of aluminum, wood or fiberglass.

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Colonial Shutter Installation

Similar to bahama storm shutters, colonial hurricane shutters are another stylish option made of wood, metal, or fiberglass. This two-piece louvered shutter attaches to the wall beside each window and can be folded up, giving the appearance of normal shutters. During a hurricane, the shutters are unfolded to cover the window and secured with a storm closure bar.

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Roll Down Shutter Installation

Roll-down shutters attach above the window. They roll down when needed and roll up into a box when not in use. They can roll down automatically by pushing a button or manually with a hand crank in case of a power outage. Roll-down shutters are made of polycarbonate or metal and lock in place for storm protection.

A white stucco home with steel storm panels installed over the windows
Storm Panel Installation

Made of either aluminum or steel, storm panel shutters are the most cost-effective option. These shutters attach to the walls around windows and doors on bolts or tracks. Storm panels are corrugated, and each piece overlaps the next for maximum strength.

A cream stucco home with white accordion shutters
Accordion Shutter Installation

Accordion storm shutters are permanently attached to your window in one or two-piece configurations typically made of metal or polycarbonate. When you need them, they unfold like an accordion to cover and protect your windows during a storm.

A brick house with tan hurricane fabric installed over the windows
Hurricane Fabric Installation

Fabric screens are an alternative type of hurricane shutters. These fabric panels, which are made of ballistic nylon, allow light through while still protecting your home from hurricane-force winds. Styles include roll-down, slide screens and strap and buckle. Hurricane fabric is not available in all locations.

A suburban house with cream siding and gray bahama shutters
Bahama Shutter Installation

Bahama hurricane shutters attach directly above the windows and have horizontal slats to keep out rain and glare from direct light. You can prop them open to let in light on regular days, but they can also be quickly shut and locked to protect your home when a hurricane hits. These one-piece louvered shutters are considered a more stylish option and can be made of aluminum, wood or fiberglass.

A suburban home with white siding and deep turquoise colonial shutters
Colonial Shutter Installation

Similar to bahama storm shutters, colonial hurricane shutters are another stylish option made of wood, metal, or fiberglass. This two-piece louvered shutter attaches to the wall beside each window and can be folded up, giving the appearance of normal shutters. During a hurricane, the shutters are unfolded to cover the window and secured with a storm closure bar.

A navy blue stucco home with cream roll-down hurricane shutters
Roll Down Shutter Installation

Roll-down shutters attach above the window. They roll down when needed and roll up into a box when not in use. They can roll down automatically by pushing a button or manually with a hand crank in case of a power outage. Roll-down shutters are made of polycarbonate or metal and lock in place for storm protection.

A white stucco home with steel storm panels installed over the windows
Storm Panel Installation

Made of either aluminum or steel, storm panel shutters are the most cost-effective option. These shutters attach to the walls around windows and doors on bolts or tracks. Storm panels are corrugated, and each piece overlaps the next for maximum strength.

Helpful Resources for Hurricane Season

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Maintenance & Repair

Hurricane shutters need regular maintenance to ensure proper home protection during major storms. Proper upkeep will also help your shutters stay in top operating condition for many years.

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Hurricane Shutter Buying Guide

Learn about the most common types of shutters as well as the features and benefits of each, so you can find the best hurricane shutters for your home.

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How To Prepare for a Hurricane

Get your home and family ready before a hurricane hits with essential planning tips, emergency supplies and steps to protect your property from storm damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Hurricane Shutter Installation Service

How much does it cost to have hurricane shutters installed?

The cost of your storm shutter installation project depends on a combination of factors, including the type of shutters and the number of windows and doors—the average installation project costs around $8,000. We offer a wide range of affordable financing options to help with the cost of your project.

What's included in this service?

Our hurricane shutter Installation service includes:

  • A free in-home consultation, which includes a product presentation, hurricane protection assessment, and a quote
  • Professionally measured and designed storm shutters specifically for your home
  • Removal and disposal of any old shutters
  • Delivery and installation of your new storm shutters
How long will it take to install my new hurricane shutters?

From the time of contracting through manufacturing your customized shutters and installation, the entire process takes around 12-14 weeks. This also includes time to pull required permits, ensure the storm shutters exceed building code requirements and receive HOA approval when applicable.

When is the best time to have hurricane shutters installed?

Hurricane season runs from the beginning of June through the end of November, so it's a good idea to start shopping and planning for storm shutter installation before hurricane season.

Does Home Depot install hurricane shutters?

Yes, Home Depot’s authorized local service providers offer several hurricane shutter installation services, including accordion shutter installation, hurricane fabric installation, bahama shutter installation, colonial shutter installation, roll down shutter installation and storm panel installation. All hurricane shutters are customized to fit your windows. Check to see if a free in-home consultation is available in your area to get started.

What is a free in-home consultation like for hurricane shutters?

During your free in-home consultation, a hurricane shutter installation professional authorized by Home Depot will come to your home and:

  • Perform a storm protection assessment
  • Take measurements of your windows
  • Help you select the best hurricane shutters for your home
  • Give you a free quote for hurricane shutter installation

Storm Shutters 101

What type of hurricane shutters do I need?

The type of hurricane shutters you need for your home depends on your budget, style preferences, the level of protection you’re looking for and factors such as local building codes and HOA restrictions.

To get specific hurricane shutter recommendations, check to see if a free in-home consultation with a Home Depot authorized service provider is available in your area.

Are hurricane shutters worth the investment?

When a hurricane or severe storm hits, the strong winds can damage your home. Hurricane shutters, or storm shutters, act as a barrier against the wind to protect your windows from shattering and preventing flying debris, rain, and damaging wind from entering your home. Utlimately, storm shutters can help keep your family and your home safe.

How often should I replace my storm shutters or get maintenance?

With regular maintenance and upkeep, you will be able to keep your hurricane shutters in top operating condition for years. We suggest checking for signs of damage, removing any debris or corrosive materials and lubrication every six months. Our Authorized Service Providers can also help with your storm shutter maintenance.

Can I see out of hurricane fabric screens?

Yes, hurricane fabric screens allow you to see out so you can watch as the storm approaches. The fabric screens let light in so your home will not feel as dark and cave-like as other hurricane shutters. It is important to note that hurricane fabric is not available in all locations.

Does getting hurricane shutters installed impact my insurance?

Adding storm protection to your home can make you eligible for homeowner insurance discounts (depending on your insurance company). Contact your agent or insurance company directly to find out what discounts may be available.

As a condo owner, are there additional steps I need to consider before installation?

Before requesting installation services, check with your Homeowners Association to ensure you are allowed to install shutters and find out if there are any restrictions regarding the type or color.

Do I need impact windows and hurricane shutters?

Most homeowners do not need both impact windows and hurricane shutters. If your home is in an area that experiences hurricane-force winds or extreme weather, the best option is to replace standard glass windows with impact-resistant windows. If impact windows aren’t an option, hurricane shutter installation is a worthwhile investment for protecting your home from storm damage.

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December 12, 2024

They exceeded all my expectations. They really are experts in this field, l love love my plantation shutter blinds so much that l ordered them for the rest of my bedrooms.

- Honey

Recommend this service

December 12, 2024

NC, 27616

March 15, 2024

Outstanding experience

- HomeDepotCustomer

Recommend this service

March 15, 2024

NC, 27615

October 4, 2023

Travis was my installer. He called to say the custom shutters had arrived early. I was ecstatic. I said how soon can you install them? He said how about tomorrow morning. He arrived early and installed the beautiful shutters. I am 100% happy. Travis did a perfect job. Explained and cleaned up everything. The salesperson Carlea was exceptionally great as well. I explained that I am retired and on a set budget. I really appreciate that she kept her word and kept within my budget. I highly recommend Carlea and Travis for an affordable quality product that?s made in the USA, arrived early and was installed perfectly. GREAT JOB!!!

- Specialj

Recommend this service

October 4, 2023

NC, 27615

May 3, 2023

The salesperson who did the initial consulting. She was very friendly and informative. The workmanship on the shutters were very well done. Travis, the installation person , called and said he could arrive earlier and we were thriiled, because we really couldn't wait to see the beautiful shutters. He did an excellent job. Very friendly and helpful. We will be ordering more shutters from Home Depot.

- faceit2122

Recommend this service

May 3, 2023

NC, 27616

February 5, 2023

Great people and excellent work

- HomeDepotCustomer

Recommend this service

February 5, 2023

NC, 27615

Hurricane Shutter Installation

Be prepared when a storm hits. Allow The Home Depot to provide hurricane shutter installation services and give you peace of mind this hurricane season. We offer full-service installation and customized storm shutters made with your home and safety in mind.

Hurricane shutters, or storm shutters, are a worthwhile investment that can protect your home for many storm seasons. Unlike boards, hurricane shutters are made from durable materials, like metal and aluminum, and built to withstand forceful winds. They act as a barrier to protect your home from flying debris, water intrusion and damaging wind.

The type of shutters you choose to protect your home will depend on your needs, home, and budget. Many customers use a variety of shutter styles, such as accordion on the side and roll-down on the back. Building codes and HOA restrictions are also factors to consider when choosing your storm shutters. The Home Depot's professional hurricane shutter installers will help you select the best storm shutters for your home and walk you through a storm protection assement plan.

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