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Keeping the View While Blocking the Wind in Brevard and Volusia

The "Secret Weapon" for Your Lanai and Patio

If you have a big back porch or a beautiful lanai, you know that those wide-open spaces are the best part of living on the Space Coast. But when a storm starts rolling in from the Atlantic, those same spaces become a major headache. How do you protect a twenty-foot opening without it costing a fortune or looking like a construction site?

That is where Hurricane Screens come into play.

At Atlantic Storm Protection, we’ve found that many of our neighbors in Cocoa, Merritt Island, and Melbourne prefer these over metal shutters because they offer a much “softer” approach to serious safety.

These aren’t your typical window screens; they are made of a high-tech, reinforced mesh that acts like a safety net for your home.

Fabric Hurricane Screen Benefits

Why Fabric Makes Sense for Florida Life

It sounds a bit strange to think that a fabric screen can stop a hurricane, but the science is actually pretty cool. Instead of trying to “fight” the wind with a rigid wall, these screens absorb the energy.

They catch flying debris and wind gusts, slowing them down before they ever get close to your sliding glass doors.

You don't have to sit in the dark

Manufactured with heavy-duty 6063-T6 aluminum alloy, our shutters are High-Velocity Hurricane Zone rated to deflect wind and flying debris.

You get natural light even when the power goes out, which makes a long afternoon of waiting out a storm much less stressful for the whole family.

No more heavy lifting

If you are tired of wrestling with heavy metal panels, you will love how light these are. You can fold an entire lanai’s worth of protection into a bag that’s easy to lift.

Whether you choose a manual “clip-and-pull” system or a motorized version that works with a remote, it is a world away from the “plywood scramble” we all want to avoid.

Built for the salt and the sun

We live in an environment that eats metal for breakfast. The beauty of these high-tenacity fabrics is that they don’t care about salt air. They won’t rust, they won’t corrode, and they won’t seize up.

For homes in New Smyrna Beach or Cocoa Beach, that is a huge win for long-term maintenance.

Hurricane Screens

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Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

1
Will my patio furniture stay dry?
While these aren't a solid wall, they do block about 97% of the wind and rain. Your porch won't be bone-dry in a monsoon, but it will be a calm, protected space where your outdoor furniture isn't flying into the pool.
2
Are they really strong enough for a major storm?
We wouldn't sell them if they weren't. These screens are fully tested and Florida Building Code approved. They handle the same impact requirements as our metal shutters.
3
Can I use them for shade when it isn't storming?
A lot of our clients in Suntree and Viera use their motorized screens every day to block the afternoon sun or keep the bugs out while they're enjoying a sunset.
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Secure Your Home Before the Next Forecast Changes

Don’t wait for a Hurricane Watch to start your protection plan. Get the peace of mind that comes with a custom, code-approved solution from your local Space Coast neighbors.

Whether you are looking for the flexible strength of Hurricane Screens, the classic look of Bahama Shutters, or the simple convenience of Accordion Shutters, our family is here to help yours stay safe.

Call Atlantic Storm Protection Today at 321-794-4869