Short answer: Hurricane shutters cost $8 to $80 per square foot of opening installed in Brevard County, as of October 2026. A typical three-bedroom Melbourne or Palm Bay home with 12 to 15 openings runs $1,500 to $4,000 for aluminum storm panels, $4,000 to $9,000 for accordion shutters, and $9,000 to $25,000 for roll-down shutters. … Read more
What this guide covers: Every hurricane season, Brevard County homeowners hear a storm’s “category” and try to guess what it means for the Space Coast. History says the category alone rarely tells the story. This guide walks through the storms that actually shaped Palm Bay, Melbourne, Titusville, Cocoa Beach, and Cape Canaveral, separating each storm’s … Read more
What this guide covers: Because Bahama and Bermuda shutters look decorative, homeowners often assume they are decorative. Some are. This guide explains how to tell a genuinely rated shutter from a lookalike, what a product approval number is and how to check one, and the specific questions to ask a contractor before you sign. This … Read more
What this guide covers: Colonial shutters are the storm protection homeowners choose when they want the house to look better, not just safer. This guide covers which architectural styles they suit, how proportion and sizing decide whether they look right or wrong, and how to get them through a Brevard County HOA architectural review without … Read more
What this guide covers: Shoppers in Brevard County search for “Bermuda shutters” and “Bahama shutters” as if they are two different products. They are not. This guide explains where each name came from, why installers and manufacturers use them interchangeably, and which terms actually describe a genuinely different shutter, so you can compare quotes without … Read more
What this guide covers: Almost nobody publishes real numbers on impact window pricing, which is exactly why you are searching for them. This page gives an honest look at what hurricane impact windows cost in Brevard County, what moves the price, and how to bring it down. Use it to set expectations, then get a … Read more
What this guide covers: The My Safe Florida Home grant can help Brevard County homeowners pay for impact windows, impact doors, and code-approved hurricane shutters. This page explains in plain English what the program offers, what it covers, who qualifies, and the one rule that disqualifies people. A local Space Coast installer’s overview, not legalese. … Read more
What this guide covers: If your Florida homeowners insurance keeps climbing, opening protection is one of the few upgrades that can actually push the premium back down. This page explains exactly how the hurricane insurance discount works in Brevard County, what qualifies, the role of the wind mitigation inspection, and the steps to claim it. … Read more
Storm Panels · Brevard County FL What Brevard County Homeowners Need to Know Before They Buy Lightweight, clear, and rated for 140+ mph winds. Here is what Florida-approved actually means, how polycarbonate compares to aluminum, what it costs in Brevard County, and why permitting matters. Storm panels are the most affordable category of hurricane … Read more
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