Kevlar Hurricane Screens on Marco Island, FL
Our premium Kevlar hurricane screens give Marco Island homeowners high-performance storm protection without closing in the space. Designed for lanais, porches, and large openings, they pair motorized operation with skilled design and installation by our Storm Protection crew. Deployed, they keep your light, airflow, and view. The rest of the year, they bring sun control, privacy, and rain control to your outdoor living space. Custom-built in-house to fit each opening and backed by a local team that has served Marco Island since 2006.
Hurricane Protection You Can See Through
A hurricane screen is a heavy-duty Kevlar fabric barrier that deploys across the opening and is held in heavy-duty side tracks. It is designed to resist high winds and help protect your lanai, porch, or large opening from wind-borne debris. A self-leveling bottom bar keeps the screen even as it closes, and an end retention system locks the edges into the track to help keep the fabric in place during a storm. Because the fabric is see-through, you can keep watching the weather and the water while the screen is down, and the space never goes dark.
Motorized Operation and Controls
Motorized screens can be operated by remote control, a wall switch, or a phone app, and all electrical wiring is included. Seasonal residents can secure the lanai before heading to the airport, then reopen it just as easily when they return.
Colors and Finishes
Kevlar screens
- Track and housing: white, ivory, beige, or bronze
- Screen fabric: black, white, beige/black, or tan/white
Polypropylene screens
- Track and housing: white, ivory, beige, or bronze
- Screen perimeter: black, brown, white, or gray
- Screen fabric: black, beige/black, tan/white, gray, or white
We’ll bring samples to your free estimate so you can see the colors against your home.
Hurricane Screens for Lanais
Your lanai is often the largest opening on the house, and the one you use most. A hurricane screen spans the whole width, so you can protect it in minutes and still see out while it’s deployed. When the storm has passed, retract it into its housing and the space is wide open again.
Hurricane Screens for Porches and Patios
Covered porches, screened patios, and outdoor dining areas get the same protection without a solid barrier. The fabric lets air move through, so the space stays comfortable, and the slim housing keeps the look of the porch clean.
Hurricane Screens or Shutters?
Shutters give you a stronger enclosure like our Lanai Protection Shutters and do well keeping out water and adding security. Hurricane screens offer full view, functionality and protection especially when upgraded to our high-performance Kevlar edition.
Kevlar or Polypropylene Hurricane Screens?
We build two screen options. Kevlar screens are our premium choice, with a refined look and high-performance strength. Polypropylene screens are a budget-friendly option that still delivers reliable protection and a wide range of colors. We’ll walk you through both at your free estimate and recommend the one that fits your home and budget.
Your screens should look like part of the home. Both options come with a choice of track and housing colors, plus fabric colors to match your trim, roofline, and view.
Why Marco Island Residents Choose Us for Hurricane Screens
We design, build, and install our hurricane screens ourselves, so one local team is accountable from the first measurement to the final adjustment. Marco Island homeowners work with the people who made their screens, not a middleman or an outside crew. We’ve been serving the island since 2006, and many of our earliest installations are still protecting homes today.
That experience shows in the details: screens fitted cleanly around columns and trim, motors set up for easy everyday use, and a service team a phone call away when you need an adjustment before the season.
Custom Design and Installation
Not every Marco Island home has simple square openings. Our crews fit hurricane screens around round columns, square openings, and decorative bands and trim, so the system follows your architecture instead of fighting it. Each screen is measured and built to fit, then installed by our own licensed crews with no subcontractors. The result is protection that looks like it belongs on your home.
Marco Island Permitting and HOA Approvals
We handle the permits required by the City of Marco Island, and we work with your HOA or condo board on approvals for color, housing, and appearance. You don’t have to manage the paperwork from out of state.
Service and Maintenance
The same local team that builds and installs your screens also services them. We offer inspections, motor service, adjustments, and repairs, so your system keeps working smoothly year after year.
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Hurricane Screens on Marco Island: FAQ
What are hurricane screens best for?
Hurricane screens are best for lanais, porches, patios, and large openings like wide sliders and entryways. They protect the opening while letting in light and airflow when deployed.
Are motorized hurricane screens operated with a remote control?
Yes. Motorized screens can be operated by remote control, wall switch, or phone app.
Can hurricane screens replace shutters entirely?
It depends on your openings and your goals. Many homes use screens on the lanai and large openings and shutters elsewhere. We’ll recommend the right mix at your free estimate.
Do hurricane screens block the view?
No. Screens let light and air through while deployed, and you can still see out.
Can hurricane screens help lower insurance cost?
Most definitely, building code approved roll shutters can significantly lower the hurricane coverage portion of your homeowner’s insurance policy. Full Florida building code and HVHZ approvals.
How long does installation take?
Manufacturing and installation typically take about 5 to 8 weeks. We confirm the timeline at your free estimate.