Custom wood louvered shutters were featured on HGTV’s Home Town Takeover to help restore a historic Fort Morgan building. Installed unfinished and painted on site, the shutters added color, texture, and renewed pride, transforming a once-boarded façade into a vibrant community landmark. Read More
Exterior shutters remain a timeless architectural feature that adds curb appeal, protection, privacy, and energy efficiency. Modern materials and customizable styles keep them relevant, making shutters a versatile, cost-effective way to enhance homes across traditional and contemporary designs. Read More
ShutterLand marks two decades of growth since launching in 2003 with a single unfinished wood shutter line, expanding into multiple materials, styles, and finishes while educating homeowners, earning strong reviews, and continuing its mission to deliver high-quality, affordable custom exterior shutters nationwide. Read More
Keep vinyl shutters looking new with simple maintenance. Rinse with a garden hose to remove most dirt, scrub gently with a soft brush and mild cleaning solution for deeper cleaning, wash top-to-bottom, and rinse thoroughly. Avoid pressure washers to prevent damage and streaking. Read More
Install exterior shutters on brick or stone by selecting the right material and mounting method. Panels can be hinged or secured in a fixed position using anchors or masonry screws. Proper measuring, drilling into mortar, and using appropriate hardware ensures durable, accurate installation. Read More
arge windows create a sizing challenge for exterior shutters, where proportion, wall space, and style must align. Proper measuring considers extra-wide panels, divided window layouts, bifold arrangements, and Bahama shutters to maintain visual balance and functional design on oversized openings. Read More
Choose exterior shutters by identifying priorities like price, value, style, material, durability, functionality, and color. Compare options, consider installation and maintenance, and select shutters sized and built to suit your home’s design, climate, and long-term performance needs. Read More
Interior shutters are installed inside to control light, airflow, privacy, and insulation with adjustable louvers. Exterior shutters sit outside primarily for curb appeal, though operable styles can provide shade, protection, and insulation. Using both can create cohesive design while combining function and style. Read More
Horizontal divider rails split a shutter into sections, adding strength, visual balance, and functional separation between louvers or panels. Often required for taller shutters, placement can be customized to align with window lines, create design interest, and accommodate hardware like slide bolts. Read More
Custom wood and composite exterior shutters offer authentic architectural style with tailored sizing, finishes, and materials. Composite provides long-lasting durability and moisture resistance, while wood delivers traditional craftsmanship. Options span multiple styles, colors, and mounting methods to enhance curb appeal and performance. Read More
