Exterior Style & Protection
Bahama & Colonial Shutters for Southwest Florida Homes
Decorative Bahama & Colonial Shutters
Bahama and Colonial shutters add color and definition to your home’s exterior. Naples Shutter offers decorative styles for everyday curb appeal, along with hurricane-rated options when storm protection is part of your plans.
Bahama Shutters for Shade and Coastal Style
Bahama shutters hinge above the window, with support arms holding the louvered panels at an angle. This design shades the glass and gives the exterior its familiar coastal look.
A telescoping arm lets you prop each panel fully open, partly open or close it over the window, so you control how much sun reaches the room. Bahama shutters also suit storefronts, restaurants and other commercial buildings.
Colonial Shutters for a Classic Look
Colonial shutters frame the sides of your windows for a traditional, balanced appearance. Designs include louvered and raised-panel styles, with aluminum construction and coated finishes.
Decorative Colonial shutters are mounted in place beside the window. Functional Colonial shutters are hinged at the sides so the panels swing across and meet in the middle to cover the opening, and bi-fold configurations are available.
Hurricane-Rated Options
If you want exterior shutters that also provide storm protection, hurricane-rated Bahama and Colonial models are available. Our team can help you compare the options for your windows.
Built for storm season
Rated models add heavy-duty lock-down systems and upgraded hardware that hold the panels firmly over the window. Hurricane-rated Bahama shutters can include perforated backing that lets some daylight through while they are closed.
Decorative or rated
Decorative Bahama and Colonial shutters are chosen for shade and appearance and are not built for storms. If protection is the goal, choose a rated model. Ratings vary by product and location, so we confirm the requirements for your city or county and for each opening.
Aluminum Construction and 200+ Powder-Coat Colors
Our Bahama and Colonial shutters use sturdy extruded aluminum frames and louvers built for the Southwest Florida climate. The finish is powder-coated: a dry powder cured under heat to form a hard coating that helps the shutters keep their color.
Choose from more than 200 powder-coat colors. Match your walls for a subtle look, or pick a contrasting color so the shutters stand out against the exterior.
What Affects the Cost of Exterior Shutters
Every quote is based on your own windows, so the price depends on the choices you make for your home.
Style and configuration
Bahama or Colonial, decorative or functional, and configurations such as bi-fold Colonial panels.
Decorative or hurricane-rated
Rated models add lock-down systems and upgraded hardware for storm protection.
Number and size of windows
We plan the panels around each opening, so the number and size of your windows shape the estimate.
How it works
From Consultation to Installation
Free in-home consultation
We look at your windows and exterior, compare Bahama and Colonial styles and review finishes against your walls and trim. Within three business days of contact, we provide your initial consultation, measurement and an estimated installation date.
Measurement and estimate
We measure each window and plan the panel layout around your home's architecture, then prepare your estimate.
Installation
When your shutters are ready, our team installs them at your home.
Explore Bahama & Colonial Shutters
Schedule a free in-home consultation to compare styles and finishes. We’ll measure your windows and talk through the installation.
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A few more things to know
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Bahama and Colonial shutters?
Bahama shutters sit above the window and angle outward to provide shade. Colonial shutters frame the sides of the window for a more traditional look.
Are Bahama and Colonial shutters hurricane-rated?
Both styles have hurricane-rated options. Decorative models are also available, so we’ll help you identify a rated model if storm protection is a priority.
What are Bahama and Colonial shutters made of?
Our Bahama and Colonial shutters are made with extruded aluminum frames and louvers and finished with a powder coating.
How do I choose a shutter color?
Choose from more than 200 powder-coat colors. Compare finish samples with your exterior paint and trim in daylight. We can review the available colors during your consultation.
Do Bahama shutters shade the windows?
Yes. The angled panels and louvers shade the glass and reduce direct sunlight at the window.
How much do Bahama shutters cost?
The price depends on the style, whether you choose a decorative or hurricane-rated model, and the number and size of your windows. We measure your windows during a free in-home consultation and prepare an estimate for your home.
Do you install Bahama shutters in Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers and Cape Coral?
Yes. From our Naples showroom and factory, we measure and install Bahama and Colonial shutters throughout Southwest Florida, including Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Marco Island.
How do I care for Bahama and Colonial shutters?
Rinse salt, dirt and debris from the panels and louvers with mild soap and water. Apply a dry silicone spray to hinges and moving parts, and check locking pins and fasteners before hurricane season.
Still have a question? Call our Naples team.
Serving Naples and Southwest Florida
Based in Naples, we measure and install Bahama and Colonial shutters throughout Southwest Florida, including Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Marco Island.
- Ave Maria
- Babcock Ranch
- Big Cypress
- Bonita Springs
- Cape Coral
- Estero
- Fort Myers
- Fort Myers Beach
- Golden Gate
- Lehigh Acres
- Marco Island
- Naples
- Punta Gorda
- San Carlos Park
- Sanibel & Captiva
Come see us in Naples
1025 Power St, Naples, FL 34104