Hurricane Impact Rated Garage Doors – Built for Florida

At Clover Garage Doors Inc., we specialize in hurricane impact-rated garage doors that meet Florida’s strict wind-load and building code requirements. Serving homeowners and businesses across Brevard County, FL, we install durable, wind-resistant garage doors designed to protect your property during hurricane season.

Our wind load approved garage doors are engineered to withstand extreme pressure and flying debris, making them ideal for areas like Melbourne, Palm Bay, Cocoa, and Titusville. These Florida hurricane-rated garage doors are available in a wide range of styles, colors, and materials—so you don’t have to choose between safety and curb appeal.

Whether you're upgrading to meet local building codes or looking to improve home protection and resale value, our hurricane-resistant garage door installation services provide peace of mind with professional results.

✅ Florida Building Code Compliant
✅ Strong & Stylish Designs
✅ Energy-Efficient & Storm Ready

Protect what matters—choose a hurricane impact garage door from Clover Garage Doors today. 

Living in Brevard County, Florida, means preparing for hurricane season is a must—and your garage door is one of the largest and most vulnerable openings in your home. Installing a hurricane-rated garage door is one of the smartest ways to protect your property from severe storm damage.

Florida hurricane impact garage doors are specially engineered to handle high wind loads, flying debris, and pressure changes caused by extreme weather. Without one, your garage door can blow in during a storm—causing your roof to lift and leading to catastrophic damage.

• Wind Load Tested – Meets or exceeds the Florida Building Code (FBC)
   
• Impact-Resistant Panels – Designed to handle debris from hurricanes
   
• Stronger Tracks & Reinforcements – Reduces risk of door blowout
   
• Insurance Discounts – Many carriers offer lower premiums for FBC-compliant doors
   
• Peace of Mind – Know your home is prepared before the next storm hits