Plantation Homeowners Are Upgrading Their Doors for Good Reason
Plantation was largely developed in the 1960s and 70s, which means a significant portion of the housing stock has original or early-replacement doors that were never designed to meet current HVHZ standards. The city's mature tree canopy is beautiful, but it also means more wind-borne debris potential during a storm event. Doors — especially French doors and rear sliders — are frequently the opening that gets compromised first when a storm rolls through.
Working in Plantation also means working with HOAs. The city's planned community origins created a network of associations that govern everything from exterior paint color to door hardware finish. SunStorm reviews HOA documentation before we recommend any product, so there are no surprises after the door arrives. We've also worked with Plantation's Department of Building Safety long enough to know what their permit reviewers want to see in the submittal package — including the wind load and pressure calculations they specifically require.
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