TL;DR: July on Oak Island and Caswell Beach means blazing sun, salt air, and rental turnovers. Plantation shutters built for coastal conditions—moisture-proof materials, stainless hardware, UV-stable finishes—keep homes cooler, cut glare off the water, and clean up...
TL;DR: Odd-shaped windows around Monkey Junction and Myrtle Grove aren’t a problem for our team. In June’s salt air, intense sun, and the start of hurricane season, we use coastal-proof shutters and specialty shades that pass local ARC rules and actually hold up....
TL;DR: For Compass Pointe homes this April, go with composite or Palm Beach–style polysatin plantation shutters in a clean white. They pass ARC, shrug off humidity and salt air, and wipe clean when the pine pollen hits. Our team measures, submits ARC-friendly specs...
TL;DR: If you’ve got floor-to-ceiling or odd-shaped windows facing the Intracoastal on Figure Eight Island or along Masonboro Sound, go with coastal-safe, motorized solar shades, composite shutters for arches/angles, and fabrics that won’t rust, warp, or mildew. This...
TL;DR: For Landfall homes this cool, damp January, composite plantation shutters with stainless hardware check the ARC boxes, handle coastal humidity, and tame winter glare. Typical installed pricing runs about $22–$35 per sq. ft. for composite (a common 30″ x...
