Storm season is here – assessments are scheduled first-come, first-served, Book yours early
Storm season is here – assessments are scheduled first-come, first-served, Book yours early
Your home has a handful of places water can get in — and you probably know exactly which ones worry you. Rock Shield measures every opening, fits a reusable barrier system to each one, and leaves you storm-ready for years, not just one season.
Every Florida storm season brings the same routine: watch the forecast, hunt for sandbags, haul them wet and heavy, and hope they hold. Meanwhile the garage — the biggest opening in the house — gets a tarp and good intentions.
There’s a better routine. Install the mounts once. Then, when a storm threatens, slide the panels in, check the seals, and get back to your family. That’s the whole job.
The largest and most common entry point for floodwater. Barriers span single, double, and oversized doors, with mid-span support posts where needed.
Low thresholds make front and side entries vulnerable even in modest street flooding. Slim tracks fit neatly beside trim and columns.
Wide glass spans on the water side of the house are often the first place surge arrives. Panels protect the full width.
Ground-level and stem-wall windows, vents, and other low openings can be fitted with compact barrier configurations.
Equipment that keeps you running after a storm deserves protection too. Ask about utility and equipment enclosures during your assessment.
Sloped approaches, side-return walls and porch gaps can be addressed with custom spans and, where needed, a poured threshold for a clean seal.
Low-profile aluminum tracks are anchored beside each opening — engineered for your wall type (block, poured concrete, or frame) — and stay in place year-round. Most owners paint them to match trim; many visitors never notice them.
Before a storm, aluminum panels slide into the tracks and stack to your configured height. Heavy-duty rubber seals compress against the structure — and the design presses tighter as water rises.
After the storm, panels come out, get a freshwater rinse, and stack away until next time. Seals are replaceable, so the system keeps serving for the long haul.
Structural-grade aluminum panels. Stainless-steel hardware that shrugs off salt air. Marine-grade rubber seals designed for sun, heat, and saltwater. This is equipment made for the coast — not a seasonal gadget.
One visit covers everything: we walk the property together and you’ll learn which openings matter most — including ones most owners miss, like side-return walls and utility penetrations.
A clear proposal: what to protect, in what order of priority, and the investment. Protect everything at once or phase it — your call.
Installation day(s): our crew protects your home like a construction site, installs and seals every track, verifies fit, and walks you through deployment until you’re comfortable.
Every season after: storage guidance, deployment refreshers, seasonal checkups, and a team that answers the phone when weather’s coming.
The permanent components are minimal and can be finished to match your home. We provide information to help with architectural-review submissions and can answer your board’s questions.
Yes — that’s the point. Most homeowners handle deployment alone; two people make big spans faster. We train you at handoff.
Uneven thresholds are common. Where needed, we prepare a clean, sealable threshold as part of the installation.
Tracks are surface-mounted with engineered anchors, similar in spirit to hurricane-shutter hardware, and are removable with minor patching if you ever want them gone.
Some carriers recognize flood-mitigation measures. Ask your carrier what documentation they need — we’re happy to provide details of your installed system.
Get every opening assessed in one free visit — and know exactly where your home stands.
Flood protection backed by the construction experience of Rock Homes & Estates.
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