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03 MAY

Do I Need Hurricane Shutters If I Have Impact Windows? When Doubling Up Makes Sense (and When It Doesn't)

If your home already has impact windows, you typically do not need hurricane shutters. Impact windows are standalone opening protection under the Florida Building Code, but there are specific scenarios where adding shutters makes sense.

By Alex Reyes Hurricane Preparedness, Impact Windows 101, Insurance & Risk Mitigation Read More: Do I Need Hurricane Shutters If I Have Impact Windows?

22 AUG

Designing Resilient Medical Centers in Hurricane Zones: A Guide to Impact Windows, Doors and Financing Options

Florida hospitals can’t close for storms. Impact-rated windows, doors, and hardened envelopes keep care online, cut downtime, and lower insurance. With Risk Category IV standards, phased upgrades, and FEMA/insurance financing, resilience becomes mission continuity—and measurable ROI.

By Alex Reyes Building Codes & Compliance, Climate & Storm Trends, Energy Efficiency Read More: Designing Resilient Medical Centers in Hurricane Zones