Lighthouse Point sits on a small peninsula in northeastern Broward County, surrounded on three sides by the Intracoastal Waterway and finger canals. It’s a waterfront community in the truest sense, with a large share of its residential properties having direct water exposure on at least one side. Storm exposure here is significant, and the community falls entirely within Broward County’s High Velocity Hurricane Zone. Awning Stars installs HVHZ-approved hurricane screens throughout Lighthouse Point.

What Makes Lighthouse Point Installations Specific

Waterfront on multiple sides. Lighthouse Point properties often have water exposure to the east, south, or west depending on the canal configuration. That changes the storm loading calculation compared to purely inland properties. We account for multi-directional exposure when specifying systems for these homes.

HVHZ code requirements. Lighthouse Point is in Broward County, fully within the HVHZ. Only NOA-certified products can be permitted here. We install Atlas Armor and Progressive Screens, both of which meet this requirement.

Boating community lifestyle. Lighthouse Point homeowners spend a lot of time outdoors. The most common projects here involve rear lanais, dock-adjacent covered areas, and the sliding glass doors that open to the water. Motorized hurricane screens on these openings let homeowners protect the home without disrupting daily outdoor living during the rest of the year. Call 954.626.8056 for a Broward County consultation.