Homes built in Myrtle Beach under current building code are NOT hurricane impact rated. They don't meet the State standard for E-1986 and E-1996 hurricane impact rating. You will also not meet the insurance standard to receive the biggest homeowners discount offered. The State only requires that all window and door openings be covered for the home to meet building code. Covering the openings is designed and engineered into the construction of the home. Homes are built strong. Building code requires 7 nails be used in shingles, nails every 3 inches in sheathing, metal cables or tiedown straps to secure home to the concrete and WINDOWS MUST BE COVERED!
When a hurricane hits, the weakest link of your Myrtle Beach home are all the windows and doors. With out covering the homes openings with hurricane protection the home is susceptible to expensive repairs.
Only Impact Rated Hurricane protection (ASTM E-1986, E-1996) can prevent debris from impacting and breaking your windows and blowing open your doors.
Most homes are supplied with builder grade fabric that is not rated to protect the window or OSB (wood) sheathing that is heavy, take up storage space, absorbs water, and will grow mold. Not to mention, leaves permanent, unrepairable damage to your home because you have screw the boards into your trim and siding.
Can you imagine carrying a roll of fabric or a 35lb board up a ladder to screw to a window on the 2nd story?
Midatlantic Storm Protection makes deploying Hurricane protection easier then ever with our variety of Hurricane protection products and no ladder needed for 2nd story installs. From lightweight removable Aluminum panels, to quick close Accordion shutters. We got you covered!
Once our system is installed by our licensed and professional team, you are able to receive a homeowners discount per state law. Not only that but South Carolina offers income tax credits for installation of 25% of the cost up to $1000.
SAFETY, SECURITY, AND PEACE OF MIND is some of what Midatlantic Storm Protection can offer.