Hurricane Protection
Category 5 rated protection that stays installed year-round. No shutters to deploy, store, or rush to install before landfall.
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Custom stainless steel screens protect windows, doors, sliding glass doors, and outdoor living spaces from hurricanes, forced entry, and solar heat. One permanent installation. No shutters to deploy and no security bars covering your view.
Windows and doors are where storm debris, forced entry, and solar heat reach the home first. Most homeowners solve those risks with separate products: shutters for hurricanes, alarms or bars for security, and window treatments for heat.
Fortress Screens combine those jobs in one custom system that stays installed year-round. The protection is already in place before the forecast changes and remains part of the home every day after the storm passes.
Every Fortress Screen delivers hurricane protection, enhanced security, and energy savings. You do not have to choose which problem matters most.
Category 5 rated protection that stays installed year-round. No shutters to deploy, store, or rush to install before landfall.
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Cut-proof stainless steel mesh creates a permanent barrier at vulnerable glass while preserving visibility and the appearance of the home.
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The exterior mesh blocks solar heat before it reaches the glass, reducing cooling demand and helping protect furnishings from damaging UV exposure.
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Custom panels for standard, oversized, bay, and shaped windows. Each screen is manufactured to the exact opening instead of forced into a stock size.
Protect entry doors, French doors, and wide sliding-glass openings while keeping the home usable and the view open.
Permanent stainless steel panels for lanais, patios, porches, sunrooms, and Florida rooms, with engineered options for pool cages.
Impact-resistant protection for horizontal glass exposed to debris, hail, and falling objects.
Traditional enclosure mesh tears, stretches, and gets replaced with the same material that failed. Fortress uses stainless steel panels in structural aluminum framing to protect lanais, patios, porches, sunrooms, and engineered pool cages.
Fortress Screens are built to look like a deliberate part of the home, not a storm product brought out once a year.
HOA and Architectural Review Committee requirements are part of the homeowner’s approval process. Review the residential approval guidance before submitting an exterior-modification request.
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The strength is in the system: stainless steel mesh, structural aluminum framing, exact manufacturing, and permanent mounting.
Most storm products protect only during a storm. Fortress remains useful every day as hurricane protection, a security barrier, and an exterior solar screen.
Deployment, storage, timing, and a darkened home during use.
Permanent protection is already installed and does not cover the view from inside.
The glass remains the point of impact and requires full replacement when damaged.
The stainless steel barrier absorbs impact before debris reaches the glass behind it.
Moving components, deployment, and mechanical maintenance.
No motors, tracks, or moving mechanisms are required for protection.
Removable material exposed to Florida heat, UV, handling, and storage.
Metal mesh stays permanently mounted and delivers security and solar benefits year-round.
Whole-home projects, sliding doors, lanais, porches, and screen enclosures, all manufactured for the specific property.






Every home is measured onsite and quoted for the exact openings in the project. Free estimates are available, with same-day quotes on most residential projects.
Estimates are for planning purposes only and are not a quote, approval, or guarantee. Actual offers and monthly payments vary by borrower credit profile, lender, loan amount, selected term, and final approval.
Fortress Screens are approved under the Florida Building Code as impact-rated protection. After installation, request a wind mitigation inspection so your insurer can document the protection. Actual savings vary by insurer, policy, and location.
For homes in managed communities, the association board is an approval gatekeeper. Use the HOA guidance page to prepare for the Architectural Review Committee process.
Review HOA Guidance →The Fortress team measures the openings and brings screen samples to the onsite visit so you can evaluate the mesh, visibility, and frame options before deciding.
Hurricane protection, enhanced security, and energy savings in one permanent screen system made for your property.