Storm Armour
Surge Isn't the Only Way Water Gets In.
Wind-driven rain forces its way through your doors and windows. Flood barriers can't reach it. Storm Armour can.
The Damage That Arrives Before the Surge.
Storm surge gets the headlines. But on upper floors and multi-story homes, the water that ruins interiors comes from wind-driven rain pushed sideways through sliding doors, windows, and seams. That's the opening Storm Armour closes.
Seals the Envelope
Engineered protection across sliding doors, windows, and openings where wind-driven rain finds its way in.
Reaches Where Barriers Can't
Flood barriers stop water at ground level. Storm Armour protects the floors above it, where surge defense ends.
Installed Before the Season
A licensed contractor assesses your property and installs ahead of the storm. Not a tarp. Not a scramble.
Who It Protects
Built for Southwest Florida's Coastline
If your property has glass facing the water, you have an exposure that surge planning alone won't cover.
Coastal High-Rises
Condo towers with extensive glass exposure facing open water.
Multi-Story Homes
Upper floors that sit above the surge line, beyond what barriers reach.
Glass Facades
Sliding-door and floor-to-ceiling window walls facing open water.
Snowbird Properties
Homes that sit empty through storm season, and boards and owners closing the gap left by a single layer of protection.
Free Assessment
Find Out What Your Property Needs.
Tell us about your property and we'll schedule a free assessment. No pressure, no obligation. Just a licensed contractor's read on where you're exposed and what it takes to close it.