Diamond Doorsand Hurricanes LLC

Kissimmee, Florida

Doors chosen for Florida’s hurricane season

DIAMOND DOORS AND HURRICANES LLC works with doors and storm protection for buildings: selling and installing doors, with a focus on hurricane-rated, impact-resistant door systems for exterior openings.

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What we do

Our work sits where doors and hurricane protection meet. It comes down to three things.

Doors for sale and supply

Help choosing doors for homes and other buildings, based on where the door goes, how it is used and what it has to stand up to.

Hurricane-rated, impact-resistant door systems

Door systems built to resist high wind loads and wind-borne debris — the protection exterior openings need when a storm reaches Central Florida.

Installation and building upgrades

Installing doors and upgrading existing openings, for example when an older exterior door is replaced with a storm-resistant system.

Which opening are you thinking about?

Exterior doors face the wind directly. These are the openings to ask us about.

Entry doors The front door of a home or building, where people come and go every day.
Garage doors Usually the widest opening in a house, so its resistance to wind is worth a close look.
Other exterior doors Side, rear and patio doors that open to the outside.

Why the door matters when a storm arrives

A building is only as closed as its weakest opening.

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The Atlantic hurricane season officially runs from June 1 to November 30. The best time to look at your doors is before it starts.

Pressure from inside

If an exterior opening gives way, wind can rush into the building and push on the roof and walls from within.

Flying debris

Branches and loose objects carried by the wind strike doors and glass. Impact-resistant systems are made to withstand those hits.

The widest opening

Large doors such as garage doors take a lot of wind across their surface, which makes them a common point to check.

How to start

A short, clear description helps us understand your opening before we talk.

  1. Describe the opening

    Tell us the type of door, roughly how big the opening is and where the building is.

  2. Send photos

    Pictures of the door from outside and inside, sent by email, show what we are working with.

  3. Talk through options

    We discuss suitable door systems and what installation or an upgrade would involve.

Company details

The registered details of the business behind this site.

Legal name
DIAMOND DOORS AND HURRICANES LLC
Entity type
LLC
Registered
July 27, 2020
Registration number
DUNS 19001054
Registered address
993 La Mirada Ct, Kissimmee, FL 34744
Director
Eugenio Armas Pena

Tell us about your door

Write, call or fill in the form. The more you tell us about the opening, the more useful our first reply.