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Hurricane Shutter Tips & Advice
Straight answers for Cape Coral and Southwest Florida homeowners and condo boards: keeping shutters working, getting ready for a storm, and planning bigger projects.
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Hurricane Shutter Maintenance: What to Do When the Season Ends
Hurricane season ends November 30, and most shutters then sit untouched until the next storm is on the radar. A little care now, while the weather is calm, is the difference between shutters that close in seconds next summer and shutters that jam the day a warning goes up.
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Hurricane Coming? How to Get Your Shutters Ready
When a storm turns toward Southwest Florida, there is a lot to do and not much time. Shutters should be the easy part. Here is how to make sure they are, from the start of the season to the cleanup after.
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Hurricane Shutters for Condos and HOAs: What Boards Should Know
Shuttering one house is a homeowner's decision. Shuttering a building or a community means a board, a management company, dozens of owners and often a repair contractor, all needing the same thing at the same time. Here is what to plan for.
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