Find an Authorized MaxForce™ Dealer
Licensed, code-compliant installers across the hurricane corridor. One in-home assessment, one written quote backed by a general contractor who can legally pull your permit — and install hurricane screens tested and certified for operation in the 185mph HVHZ wind zone.
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Coverage
Dealers by wind exposure
MaxForce™ is a code-regulated construction product, so our authorized dealer network follows genuine wind exposure rather than state lines. Select your state to see its wind and landfall record, and reach the authorized dealer serving it.
Wind Exposure By State
Select a state · select a zone to isolate itTap any state to see its wind record and reach a dealer.
A gold dot marks the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone — Miami-Dade and Broward counties, the strictest wind-borne debris standard in the United States, and the specification MaxForce™ is approved against under Florida Product Approval FL8637-R15.
Select a state on the map to see its wind history and reach an authorized dealer.
THE STANDARD
What A MaxForce™ Dealer Actually Is
Anyone can sell a screen. An authorized MaxForce™ dealer has met four requirements before they're allowed to sell — and one of them is the law.
01 — Licensed
A General Contractor On The Job
MaxForce™ is a regulated construction product. An authorized dealer holds, or partners directly with, the GC license required to pull your permit — without it, no screen can legally go on your home.
02 — Code-Certified
Built To Miami-Dade, Installed To Match
Every authorized dealer installs to the exact specs behind MaxForce™'s Florida Product Approval FL8637-R15 and Florida Building Code approval — the same anchor schedule and calculations the product was engineered against.
03 — Transparent
Honest Written Quotes
Authorized dealers commit to open, itemized written quotes that include permit costs. What you're paying for, and what the permitting process requires, is on paper before you agree to anything at all.
04 — Accountable
Insurance-Ready Documentation
Authorized dealers supply the inspection sign-offs and product documentation your insurer needs for a hurricane mitigation discount. Without that paperwork, no installation qualifies for any discount.
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The process
What Happens After You Get In Touch
01
You Send Your Details
Your name, your property's location, and your county — so we can match you to the right dealer. About two minutes, start to finish.
02
Your Dealer Contacts You
We route your details to the authorized, GC-credentialed dealer serving your county, and they'll usually reach out the same day.
03
In-Home Assessment
They visit your home, measure the openings, and assess them against your county's wind zone and HVHZ requirements, if applicable.
04
A Written Quote & Permit Path
Itemized, in writing, with permit costs and the paperwork your insurer will need included. No obligation. You decide from there.
Why It Matters TO YOU
What That Gets You
A Permit That Actually Clears
Your dealer's GC credential means the person pulling your permit can legally do so — and the installation is inspected to the code it's certified against. No stop-work orders, no failed inspections, no exposure when the adjuster shows up after a storm.
A Discount You Can Actually Claim
A written quote is a commitment, and the documentation package is what your insurer will actually accept. You're not guessing whether the installation qualifies — the paperwork is built to their standard from day one.
185 MPH, Verified — Not Just Advertised
Your warranty and your code compliance are administered by the manufacturer, and your dealer has the credentials to install to that standard directly. You're never the middleman between a permit office, an insurer, and a factory.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions Homeowners Ask First
What makes a dealer "certified"?
Four things: a general contractor license (or GC partnership) authorized to pull your permit, installation training to Miami-Dade and Florida Building Code specifications, transparent written quotes that include permitting costs, and the documentation your insurance carrier needs to apply a hurricane mitigation discount.
Do I actually need a permit for this?
Yes, if you're installing MaxForce™ as hurricane protection. It's a code-regulated construction product in HVHZ and coastal counties, not a comfort accessory. Your authorized dealer's GC credential is what allows the permit to be pulled legally — this is the reason MaxForce™ dealers are vetted differently than a standard screen installer.
Will this actually lower my insurance premium?
Many homeowners install MaxForce™ partly to qualify for a windstorm or hurricane mitigation discount. Your authorized dealer provides the inspection sign-off and product documentation your carrier requires — but the exact discount depends on your policy and insurer. Ask your dealer for the documentation packet during your quote.
How quickly will someone contact me?
Your enquiry routes to the authorized dealer serving your county, usually the same day. If you'd rather be contacted at a particular time, say so in the form and we'll pass it along.
Is the consultation and quote free?
Yes. An authorized dealer visits your home, assesses your openings against your county's wind zone requirements, and provides an itemized written quote — including permit costs — at no cost and no obligation.
What if there's no MaxForce™ dealer near me?
Send your details anyway. Our network extends beyond the dealers listed here, and if you're in a hurricane-exposed area we haven't yet listed, we'll connect you with the authorized dealer who serves it. If you're outside a hurricane zone entirely, we'll point you to OneTrack instead of leaving you waiting on a product you don't need.
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