Hurricane shutter repair in Punta Gorda, FL
Shutters that won't close are no help when a storm is on the way. Get them fixed before hurricane season.
Common shutter problems
- Accordion shutters that stick or won't slide
- Broken or missing locks and keys
- Bent, cracked, or missing slats or blades
- Damaged or corroded tracks
- Roll-down shutters that jam or won't roll
- Motor, switch, or remote problems
- Missing hardware or wing nuts for storm panels
Salt air and maintenance
Salt air near Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf corrodes tracks, wheels, and fasteners. Cleaning and lubricating shutters once or twice a year, especially before hurricane season, keeps them working when you need them.
Repair or replace?
Most shutter problems can be repaired with new parts. If shutters are badly damaged or very old, replacing them with newer, code-approved products may be the better choice.
Before hurricane season
Test every shutter in the spring. Close it fully, check the lock, and note anything that sticks. Getting repairs done early avoids the rush when a storm is in the forecast.
Shutter repair questions
When should I service my shutters?
Before hurricane season, which begins June 1, is the best time.
Can you fix shutters you didn't install?
Many repair techs work on common shutter brands and types. Describe what you have when you call.
Areas served
Shutter repair for homes in Punta Gorda and nearby communities.
Other storm protection
Get protected before the next storm
Schedules fill up fast once a storm is in the forecast.