Hurricane screens for patios and lanais, built for Boca.
Fabric roll-down hurricane screens close off your lanai, patio, balcony or outdoor kitchen in minutes. Shade and privacy every day, debris and wind protection when a storm comes. Measured, permitted and installed by Steven Sellers' licensed team.
What are fabric hurricane screens?
Fabric hurricane screens are roll-down storm curtains made from heavy woven fabric that live in a box mounted above an opening and lower on side tracks to close it off. In Boca Raton they are most often used to enclose lanais, patios, balconies, pool cages, outdoor kitchens and entryways. Down, they block flying debris, wind-driven rain and UV. Up, they disappear into the housing. All Hurricane Services installs manual and motorized fabric screens on new and existing homes across Boca Raton, Delray Beach and Palm Beach County.
Storm protection you actually use.
Most hurricane protection sits in the garage eleven months a year. Fabric screens earn their keep on every hot afternoon too.
See out, stay covered
The woven fabric lets you see your yard and pool from behind it while cutting glare and keeping out wind-driven rain.
Protect what lives outside
Close off the outdoor kitchen, grill, furniture and plants before a storm instead of dragging everything inside.
Gone when you want them gone
Raised, the screens roll into a slim box above the opening, so your view and your lanai are untouched on calm days.
Permanently installed. Down in minutes.
Fabric hurricane screens are fixed to the home, so there are no panels to store, carry or bolt on when a storm is coming.
Housing
The rolled fabric sits in an aluminum box mounted above the opening, out of sight and out of the weather.
Side tracks
Tracks on each side guide the fabric down and hold its edges in place against the wind.
Manual or motorized
Lower it with a hand crank, or choose a motor and lower it with the push of a button.
Locked down
The bottom bar secures at the base so the screen stays closed through the storm.
Fabric screens vs other hurricane protection.
There is no single best product. The right one depends on the opening, how often you will use it and how much effort you want before a storm.
| Option | Best for | Before a storm | Everyday use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fabric roll-down screens | Lanais, patios, balconies, wide openings | Lower by crank or motor | Shade, privacy, see-through |
| Aluminum roll-downs | Windows and doors that need solid cover | Lower by crank or motor | Privacy and light blocking |
| Accordion shutters | Windows, sliders and condo balconies | Slide closed and lock | Folded at the sides |
| Crimsafe screens | Patios, doors and windows that stay open | Nothing to deploy | Airflow, insect and security screen |
| Impact windows and doors | The house itself | Nothing to deploy | Quieter, protected glass every day |
Fabric roll-down screens
- Best for
- Lanais, patios, balconies, wide openings
- Before a storm
- Lower by crank or motor
- Everyday use
- Shade, privacy, see-through
Aluminum roll-downs
- Best for
- Windows and doors that need solid cover
- Before a storm
- Lower by crank or motor
- Everyday use
- Privacy and light blocking
Accordion shutters
- Best for
- Windows, sliders and condo balconies
- Before a storm
- Slide closed and lock
- Everyday use
- Folded at the sides
Crimsafe screens
- Best for
- Patios, doors and windows that stay open
- Before a storm
- Nothing to deploy
- Everyday use
- Airflow, insect and security screen
Impact windows and doors
- Best for
- The house itself
- Before a storm
- Nothing to deploy
- Everyday use
- Quieter, protected glass every day
From first call to final inspection.
Free in-home measure
We visit, measure every opening and talk through what you want to protect.
Products and quote
You choose glass, frames and screens with clear pricing and financing options through Hearth.
Permits and ordering
As a licensed general contractor we pull the permits and order product built to current Florida Building Code.
Install and inspection
Our crew installs, cleans up and stays through the final inspection.
One licensed contractor, start to finish.
All Hurricane Services is the hurricane protection division of Steven Sellers Contracting, Inc. Steven's team measures your openings, recommends the right screen for each one, pulls the permit and installs it. When a screen needs adjusting later, you call the same people.
- Florida Certified General Contractor, license CGC057260
- BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating
- 5.0 rating from 17 Google reviews
- Financing through Hearth, up to $250,000, no home equity required
What Boca homeowners say.
"From the initial consultation to the final installation of our impact windows and doors, the entire process was smooth, professional, and stress-free."Desiree WidstrandSouth Florida
"Through the years as the house settled and small problems occurred they were always available to come out and service our screens in a timely matter."Robert PicowBoca Raton, FL
"Steven was professional, responsive and upfront on costs … would highly recommend and would use him again."John VachaDelray Beach, FL
"This is the only company in Home Improvement that I would recommend to my family and Friends."Mitchell S.Boca Raton, FL
"They kept to their schedule. They cleaned up after themselves. … Most importantly, their work was impeccable!"Chris GodfreyGoogle review
"Their attention to detail and professionalism is above exceptional. Steven Sellers is amazing to work with."Lisa ValkoGoogle review
Hurricane screen questions, answered.
What are fabric hurricane roll-down screens?
Fabric hurricane roll-down screens are storm curtains made from heavy woven fabric that roll up into a box mounted above an opening. When lowered on their side tracks they close off a lanai, patio, balcony or doorway and block flying debris, wind-driven rain and UV.
Do hurricane screens work for a patio or lanai in Boca Raton?
Yes. Patios, lanais and outdoor kitchens are where fabric hurricane screens are used most in Boca Raton, because they can close off a wide opening that would be hard to cover with panels or shutters.
Can you see through fabric hurricane screens?
Yes. You can see out from behind the fabric, so many homeowners lower them on hot afternoons for shade and privacy, not only before a storm.
Are fabric hurricane screens manual or motorized?
Both are available. A manual screen is lowered with a hand crank. A motorized screen is lowered with a switch or remote, which is easier for large openings or several screens.
How do fabric screens compare with accordion shutters or metal panels?
Fabric screens are lighter, permanently installed and see-through, and they are generally less expensive than metal panels. Accordion shutters and aluminum roll-downs give solid cover for windows and doors. Many Boca Raton homes use impact glass or shutters on the house and fabric screens on the lanai.
Can fabric hurricane screens be added to an existing home?
Yes. All Hurricane Services installs fabric screens on existing homes and builds them into new construction.
Do I need a permit for hurricane screens in Palm Beach County?
Permanent hurricane protection on a home generally needs a building permit. As a licensed general contractor, Steven Sellers Contracting pulls the permit and handles the inspection for you.
Is financing available for hurricane screens?
Yes. Financing is available through Hearth with loan amounts up to $250,000, no home equity required and no prepayment penalties. Checking your options does not affect your credit score.
How do I get a free estimate for hurricane screens?
Call (561) 893-9463 Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, or send the estimate form on this page. The team will call you back to schedule a free in-home measurement.
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