Professionally assessed, carefully selected and expertly installed for the Virgin Islands environment.
Every recommendation starts with your property — its exposure, its openings, its use — not with a catalogue.
When a window or door gives way, wind pressure enters the building envelope — and roofs, walls and contents follow. The right protection, correctly installed, keeps the envelope closed.
Product selection matters, installation quality matters, and periodic inspection matters. We help with all three.
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We proposed the low‑profile Phantom Legacy retractable screen and custom-framed installation around the French door openings so the system reads as one with the doors and is practically invisible when stowed. This approach preserved the sightlines while providing insect protection; it’s supported by Phantom’s product literature and our field experience in the BVI. Screens should be retracted ahead of storms.
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Windor removed the non-compliant shutters, documented the corrosion and staining with photos and removal records, and installed HVHZ‑compliant roll shutters powder‑coated for coastal durability and fitted with stainless‑steel hardware rated for Category‑5 hurricane loads. We explained the practical trade‑offs—more durable materials and stronger fixings add weight and cost but are necessary on hillside, salt‑spray exposures—and provided site‑specific anchoring and maintenance guidance to minimise future corrosion and ensure performance through future hurricane seasons.
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We opened and reinforced the existing aperture to accept a wider roll shutter, installing a structural frame and lintel works to maintain building integrity and allow the vessel to be housed securely. All steps were recorded with site measurements, drawings and photographs; finishes and fixings were specified for coastal durability and to be secured for hurricane season. The approach reduced long‑term exposure and restored secure storage for the Visar, at the cost of temporary access disruption and the required structural strengthening to balance opening size with resilience.
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We fitted every opening with White 55mm Manual Roll Shutters using Windor’s large spring‑assist systems so the curtain rolls into an integrated headbox — no separate storage required and much faster to close. The spring assist keeps units up to roughly 500 lbs manually operable, retaining a simple, power‑free solution suited to urgent storm preparation. Trade‑offs are honest: heavier curtains need regular inspection and corrosion‑aware maintenance in the salt air, and manual systems demand care during operation. We supplied specification sheets, operation guidance and a recommended maintenance checklist so the client can rely on the system through the BVI storm season.
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We replaced the Bahama shutters with motorized roll shutters controlled by a keyed switch and finished in bronze to blend with the façade; the system has been in operation since late 2024. Motorization solved the daily ergonomics and improved secure closure, but it does introduce dependence on power and additional mechanical maintenance in a salt‑air environment — trade‑offs we explained up front. To manage those risks we delivered as‑built drawings, a staff briefing on storm procedures and a recommended maintenance schedule, and specified corrosion‑resistant components and protective wiring measures appropriate to BVI conditions.
View project →“Thank you, Shan and your co-worker for the vast improvement on the door area (much to the disappointment of the cat- could not escape through the retractable screen door)”
“Good afternoon. Thank you for your excellent service. The men did a great job—they worked quickly, efficiently, and professionally. I really appreciate their hard work and am very pleased with the results. Thank you again!”
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