Hurricane Shutters & Screens in Cape Coral, FL

Advanced Hurricane Technology (AHT) manufactures, installs and services hurricane shutters and hurricane screens for homes in Cape Coral, Florida, from the canal neighborhoods of the southwest Cape and Pelican to Tarpon Point, the Yacht Club area, Burnt Store Road and the northwest Cape. Our factory is in Fort Myers, just across the Caloosahatchee, so Cape Coral is our shortest drive and one of the places we work most. We have protected Florida homes since 1994 with in-house manufacturing and our own installation and service crews.

Three motorized hurricane screens closed along a pool-cage wall in Cape Coral, tan fabric with white tracks — Three motorized hurricane screens across a pool-cage wall in Cape Coral, installed by AHT.

Hurricane protection we install in Cape Coral

Hurricane screens and motorized hurricane screens for pool cages and lanais
Rolldown shutters, manual or motorized
Accordion shutters
Bahama shutters
Impact windows & doors
Mosquito and solar screens for everyday shade and comfort

Every project starts with a free in-home consultation. We measure your openings, walk through the Florida Building Code requirements for your address and recommend the system that fits your home and budget. We submit the permit with the City of Cape Coral, schedule the inspection, and stay available after the installation for maintenance and repairs, on our systems and on other brands.

Why Cape Coral homeowners choose AHT

Made in our own 50,000 sq ft factory in Fort Myers, minutes from the Cape, so custom sizes, replacement slats, fabric and motor parts come from stock
Engineered and installed to Florida Building Code requirements
Installation by AHT crews, not subcontractors
Maintenance and repair service after the sale, for all brands of shutters and screens
Financing options for homeowners
4.8-star average from more than 700 homeowner reviews, and a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating since 2007 under our license name, AHT Shutter Services. See our reviews, licenses and the names we are listed under.

Shutters and screens for Cape Coral homes

Cape Coral is built around hundreds of miles of canals, and the typical home has a pool cage or lanai facing the water with sliding-glass doors behind it. That is where motorized hurricane screens do most of their work in the Cape: a screen closes across the open side of the cage or the lanai, protects the sliders and the furniture behind it, and stays usable as shade the rest of the year. Rolldown shutters are the other common answer for the largest openings, and accordion shutters protect the remaining windows at a lower cost per opening.

Hurricane Ian came ashore just south of Cape Coral in 2022, and many homes in the southwest and southeast Cape replaced or upgraded their protection afterwards. We still service those systems and install new ones, including on homes being rebuilt or newly built in the northwest Cape, where impact windows and doors are often part of the plan from the start.

Navy blue Bahama shutter mounted over a window on a Cape Coral home — A Bahama shutter over a window in Cape Coral.

Because the factory is local, a repair crew can be in Cape Coral within the hour and custom parts are not a special order. Visit the factory showroom at 16501 Airport Haul Road to see the systems before you decide.

Cape Coral questions we hear most

How fast can you install in Cape Coral?

Hurricane screens are typically installed 40 to 60 days after final measurements and mosquito and solar screens in 3 to 4 weeks, with the shortest lead times in our territory because the factory is next door. Permits can add time.

Do you pull the permit with the City of Cape Coral?

Yes. AHT submits the permit application to the City of Cape Coral, provides the product approval documents and schedules the inspection for you.

Can a hurricane screen close off a whole pool cage?

Yes. Motorized hurricane screens are made to size for each bay of the cage and close from a wall switch, a remote or an app. Your consultation covers which bays need protection and how the tracks mount to the cage or the house.