Hurricane Shutters & Screens in Naples, FL

Advanced Hurricane Technology (AHT) manufactures, installs and services hurricane shutters and hurricane screens for homes in Naples, Florida, from Old Naples and Park Shore to Pelican Bay, North Naples, Golden Gate and the communities along Immokalee Road and Collier Boulevard. Our factory is in Fort Myers, about an hour up I-75, and our own installation and service crews are in Naples every week. We have protected Florida homes since 1994, and Naples is where the company began.

Motorized hurricane screen lowered beside a pool deck on a Naples home — A motorized hurricane screen lowered beside a pool deck in Naples, installed by AHT.

Hurricane protection we install in Naples

Rolldown shutters, manual or motorized
Hurricane screens and motorized hurricane screens for lanais and pool cages
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, explain what your HOA or architectural review board will ask for, and recommend the system that fits your home and budget. We submit the permit with the City of Naples or Collier County, schedule the inspection, and stay available after the installation for maintenance and repairs, on our systems and on other brands.

Why Naples homeowners choose AHT

Made in our own 50,000 sq ft factory in Fort Myers, 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 Naples homes

Naples has some of the most exposed real estate on the Gulf coast: beachfront high-rises along Gulf Shore Boulevard, canal homes in Aqualane Shores and Royal Harbor, and the large single-family homes of Pelican Bay, Pelican Marsh, Grey Oaks and Lely Resort. Wide lanais and sliding-glass walls facing the water are the openings homeowners worry about most, and they are usually protected with motorized rolldown shutters or motorized hurricane screens. Both close from a wall switch, a remote or an app, and a hurricane screen keeps the lanai usable and the view open during the rest of the year.

Older Naples neighborhoods and the condominium buildings off Airport-Pulling Road and Goodlette-Frank Road lean on accordion shutters and impact windows, which protect every window at a lower cost per opening. Inland communities such as Golden Gate Estates and the new neighborhoods along Immokalee Road carry the same wind exposure with more room for accordion and Bahama shutters.

White rolldown shutter housing and tracks installed above a window on a Naples home — A rolldown shutter rolled up in its housing above a window in Naples.

Most Naples communities are deed-restricted. Before the project starts we prepare the color samples, elevation drawings and product approval documents that architectural review committees ask for, and we schedule around seasonal residents, including closing up a home from out of state with a motorized system.

Naples questions we hear most

How soon can you come out to Naples?

Free in-home consultations are scheduled across Naples and Collier County every week. Book online or call and we will set a time that works, including for seasonal residents who are only in town part of the year.

Do you pull the permit with the City of Naples?

Yes. Depending on the address the permit goes to the City of Naples or to Collier County. AHT submits the application, provides the product approval documents and schedules the inspection.

How long from measuring to installation in Naples?

Hurricane screens are typically installed 40 to 60 days after final measurements, and mosquito and solar screens in 3 to 4 weeks. HOA approval and permits can add time, so we start the paperwork right after you sign.