AllSafe
A word from the President
WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES IN HURRICANE PROTECTION
Strength:
Our company has earned a reputation for having the best shutters in the industry. Over 30,000 shutters installed to-date and no failures despite the severe hurricane seasons that Florida experienced during 2004 and 2005.
Reliability:
Using only top end materials and proper engineering procedures our shutters will continue to operate year after year All materials are approved and tested to meet the new Florida Building Code for hurricane shutters.
Quality of installation:
All our installers are factory trained and have served a minimum of two years apprenticeship. Technicians must master how to apply complex engineering practices and understand how wind load dynamics affect each installation. Several of our teams have over ten years of experience in the field. The installations are checked and monitored by on-site supervision.
Design & aesthetics:
AllSafe has 19 different types of shutters to best match each application. Custom building, special paint, and creative ideas are of particular importance in enhancing appearance and maintaining the aesthetics of each home.
AllSafe delivers top notch products in a timely and cost effective package
supported by great service and customer care. Depending on product
selection, the investment required to properly protect a home can range by
up to 400%. Generally speaking the easiest systems to use
(for example, motorized roll downs) will be more expensive than the more
time consuming and difficult shutters like steel panels.
Between these two extremes AllSafe offers a number of alternatives such as accordion shutters, Force 12 windscreens, clear polycarbonate panels, etc. We invite you to visit our showroom so that we can demonstrate the various options with full size models.
"This product is designed to help hold glass fragments in place after glass breaks. Solar energy-saving films and decorative films are manufactured to be energy efficient or provide certain design and styling benefits, but any glass breakage protection is only a side benefit and should not be a reason for buying such a product.
Upon repeated impacts to the same area, films can begin to tear due to the edges of the broken glass fragments penetrating the thickness of the film. This means that, in general, although films can help greatly by reducing glass hazard upon initial impact, with repeated impacts they may not continue to perform well.
As of the summer of 2005, the window film industry trade associations are not aware of any window film product which can meet the large missile impact test. Any claim by the seller of a product should alert the consumer to ask for a copy of the actual written approval for the specific product in question."
Window Film Information Center
