Trust & Professionalism
Our Non-Negotiable Commitment to Safety: OSHA Certified & Fully Insured in the Carolinas
Installing hurricane shutters on coastal homes in areas like Wilmington, NC, Myrtle Beach, SC, Oak Island, and Topsail often requires working at heights, handling heavy materials, and dealing with unique structural challenges.
At American Hurricane Shutter, we believe true professionalism starts not just with the quality of the shutter, but with the safety of the crew installing it and the protection of the homeowner. We set the bar higher: we are fully certified and insured far beyond local competitor standards, ensuring your project is handled with maximum care and zero liability risk.
The Gold Standard: OSHA 30 Certified
 American Hurricane Shutters is OSHA 30 Certified.
The OSHA 30-Hour training is an advanced certification that covers a wide range of health and safety hazards, providing comprehensive knowledge of federal safety standards. This isn’t just a basic safety overview; it demonstrates our deep commitment to recognizing, avoiding, abating, and preventing safety hazards during every installation, especially those involving:
- Fall Protection (Critical when working on upper floors).
- Proper use and operation of aerial lifts and scaffolding.
- Electrical and tool safety.
- Safe material handling and storage.
Financial Peace of Mind: Comprehensive Insurance Coverage
Choosing an under-insured contractor puts your personal finances at risk. American Hurricane Shutter removes that worry entirely. We carry extensive insurance policies that guarantee the security of your property and our workers, including:
General Liability
**\$2 MILLION Umbrella Policy**
Our $2 Million Umbrella Insurance policy is key. It provides an extra layer of protection above our standard liability limits, offering superior coverage against major claims. This is a level of financial security no other hurricane shutter installer in **Northeast SC** or **Southeast NC** currently provides. You are fully protected from any unforeseen incident on your property.
