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Hurricane Blocker

Sarasota
State-licensed DBPR verified
5.05 Google reviews
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About

Hurricane Blocker is a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor (license CCC1331075) based in Sarasota, qualified by Walter Zimmerman Weiler. The company designs and installs storm-vent protection systems that attach to residential and commercial roof vents to block wind-driven water intrusion during hurricanes. Its systems pair OmegaTex, a UV-rated Kevlar-family screening material, with Galvalume steel components, and have been tested to withstand Category 5 hurricane conditions, including roughly 200 mph wind-driven water. The screening carries Miami-Dade County product approval, and installations are permanent, requiring no seasonal removal, and are backed by a 10-year warranty.

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CompanyHurricane Blocker
License typeCCC, Certified Roofing Contractor
License no.CCC1331075
RCF license checkDBPR active
License boardFL DBPR
RegionSarasota
Last verified with DBPR
DBPR verified Licensed in FL

Certifications

Florida Certified Roofing Contractor (CCC1331075)Listed credential
Miami-Dade County product approval (screening)Listed credential

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Business hours

Business hours

Monday
8 AM – 6 PM
Tuesday
8 AM – 6 PM
Wednesday
8 AM – 6 PM
Thursday
8 AM – 6 PM
Friday
8 AM – 6 PM
Saturday
8 AM – 6 PM
Sunday
8 AM – 6 PM

Google reviews

5.0
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Frequently asked

Is Hurricane Blocker licensed, and how should I check insurance?
This profile lists a Florida Certified Roofing license CCC1331075, which RCF matched to a Current, Active DBPR record at its last check. RCF does not store or verify insurance coverage for individual companies. Ask Hurricane Blocker for current insurance certificates and confirm coverage with the insurer before signing a contract.
How can I verify Hurricane Blocker's license myself?
Go to myfloridalicense.com, choose search by license number, and enter CCC1331075. Confirm the status reads Current and Active and that the name matches before you hire. RCF uses the DBPR record in its listing review, but you should always check the live record yourself.
How should I use ratings and reviews for Hurricane Blocker?
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Where is Hurricane Blocker located?
The company is based at 6528 Seagate Avenue in Sarasota, Florida.
What does Hurricane Blocker install?
Hurricane Blocker installs storm-vent protection systems that attach directly to roof vents to stop wind-driven water intrusion.
What materials are used in the Hurricane Blocker system?
The system combines OmegaTex, a UV-rated Kevlar-family screening material, with Galvalume steel components.
What wind conditions has the Hurricane Blocker system been tested for?
It has been tested to Category 5 hurricane conditions, including roughly 200 mph wind-driven water.
Does the system need to be removed after hurricane season?
No, the installation is permanent and does not require seasonal removal.
What warranty does Hurricane Blocker offer?
Installations are backed by a 10-year warranty.
How can homeowners request pricing from Hurricane Blocker?
Homeowners can use the Get a free quote form on the Hurricane Blocker website.