Living near the coast means screen enclosures are regularly exposed to humidity, salt air, rain, and changing weather conditions. Over time, these conditions can affect fasteners, connectors, latches, and other screen enclosure hardware, making material selection and routine inspection important for long-term performance. In this blog, Palm Beach Aluminum explains what homeowners in Palm Beach...
Impact windows can look similar to standard windows, so appearance alone does not confirm whether a product has the approvals required for a particular Florida installation. Homeowners learning how to identify impact windows should check product labels, approval numbers, permit records, installation documentation, and warranty information. In this blog, Palm Beach Aluminum explains what to...
Installing impact windows can change how much outside heat enters a home, but they are only one part of overall indoor comfort. If you are wondering why your house is hot after installing impact windows, factors such as room orientation, attic insulation, HVAC performance, air leakage, glass specifications, and direct sunlight may also be involved....
Florida storms can leave screen enclosures with loose panels, damaged fasteners, bent framing, or other problems that are not always obvious at first glance. After severe weather, checking for screen enclosure storm damage can help homeowners identify areas that may need closer attention before they worsen. In this blog, Palm Beach Aluminum explains what to...
Adding a screen enclosure to an existing pool requires careful planning around the current pool deck, available space, access points, and surrounding structures. For homeowners considering a screen enclosure for an existing pool, the first step is determining how an enclosure can work with the property’s existing layout. In this blog, Palm Beach Aluminum explains...
Single-hung and casement impact windows differ in how they open, how much ventilation they provide, and where they may work best around a home. For homeowners comparing casement vs single hung impact windows, factors such as opening style, available space, maintenance, appearance, and budget can help narrow down the choice. In this blog, Palm Beach...
South Florida’s heat, humidity, salt air, and storms can put extra wear on windows over time. For homeowners researching impact window maintenance in Florida, routine cleaning, checking drainage openings, inspecting locks and seals, and knowing when professional service is needed can help keep the windows operating properly. In this blog, Palm Beach Aluminum explains practical...
Building a screen enclosure can make a pool, patio, or outdoor area more comfortable and functional. Before starting the project, homeowners should understand the basic requirements for a screen enclosure permit in Palm Beach County. In this blog, Palm Beach Aluminum explains what to know about permits, plans, and local requirements before construction begins. Why Are...
Pets can put extra strain on patio and pool enclosure screens, especially when they scratch, jump, or lean against the mesh. A pet resistant screen uses stronger material that may help reduce tears and the need for frequent screen repairs. In this blog, Palm Beach Aluminum explains when pet-resistant mesh may be worth considering, how...
Preparing a Florida home for hurricane season involves choosing storm protection that fits its windows, doors, and construction. For homeowners considering professional hurricane shutter installation, proper measurements, suitable mounting hardware, and installation that follows the product’s requirements can all affect how the shutters perform. In this blog, Palm Beach Aluminum explains the practical benefits of...