Request Project ReviewRegional severe-storm pathway · United States
Florida and Gulf Coast projects combine high-wind design, windborne debris, intense rain, coastal corrosion and, on many sites, flood or storm-surge exposure. Apollo uses U.S. product approvals, adopted codes, project design pressures and local authority requirements as the starting point rather than transferring overseas ratings into the market.
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Florida and Gulf Coast projects combine high-wind design, windborne debris, intense rain, coastal corrosion and, on many sites, flood or storm-surge exposure. Apollo uses U.S. product approvals, adopted codes, project design pressures and local authority requirements as the starting point rather than transferring overseas ratings into the market.
Send the project location, building type, drawings or clear photographs, relevant dimensions and structural information, and any known wind, design-pressure, impact, flood, shelter, access or local-code requirements that apply to this system.
No. Site hazard, dimensions, loads, support and anchorage, exact product configuration, installation method, applicable technical evidence and local approvals can all change the final specification.
Apollo is supply-only. Final engineering, fixings, installation, approvals and local code compliance remain with the appropriate manufacturer, approved specialist or client-side project team unless expressly included in the written scope.
Yes, where the product and project can be supported. Destination hazard, climate, freight, documentation, local engineering, certification and installation responsibilities are reviewed before supply.
A product approval, evaluation report or test result is not a complete building design. The exact model, size, design pressure, installation method, anchors, substrate and local permit requirements still need to match the project.
Where Miami-Dade/Broward HVHZ requirements apply, Apollo checks the exact approval scope rather than describing an entire product family as Miami-Dade approved. Current approval status and limitations are verified for the quoted configuration.
For projects using ICC 500 or FEMA P-361 pathways, shelter classification, anchorage, impact protection, occupancy and local approval sit beside flood and storm-surge siting. A high-wind shelter should not be treated as protected from inundation by default.
Rooftop HVAC, standby generators, solar arrays, plant screens, flood barriers and drainage can determine whether a property can function after the event even when the main structure remains standing.
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Review residential, facility and community hurricane shelter pathways.
Open pathway Related pathwayInclude roof glazing in the hurricane envelope.
Open pathway Related divisionCoordinate wind protection with flood and surge defence.
Open pathwayProject-specific performance
Opening size, positive and negative design pressures, impact requirements, tracks or frames, anchors and structural substrate all affect final performance. Numerical wind, impact and certification information is matched to the applicable tested or engineered configuration for the project.
Testing, standards & specificationConnected project pathway
Explore the current Hurricane & Cyclone Complete-Building Protection range, project pathways and product information.
Open pathway Planning guideHurricane & Cyclone Complete-Building Protection Planning GuidePlan the project around application, site conditions, interfaces, evidence and local responsibilities before the final configuration is frozen.
Open pathway Project filesProject Upload ToolSend plans, dimensions, photographs and project information for review.
Open pathway TechnicalTechnical & Specifier CentreUse current product information, technical documentation and professional project resources.
Open pathway Project briefHurricane & Cyclone Complete-Building Protection Project BriefSend the project scope, destination, dimensions, quantities and supporting information for manual review.
Open pathwayReview this system against the actual island, coastal exposure, wind or cyclone criteria, freight route and local project responsibilities before the final configuration is selected.
No current public document is registered against this exact page yet. Tell Apollo what the project needs and the team can review the current product/configuration-specific information available.
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Send the project location, drawings or photos, known wind/code requirements, flood or storm-surge information and any shelter or critical-equipment requirements.
Supply-only project model. Final structural design, shelter design, fixings, installation, local approvals and code compliance remain project-specific unless expressly included in the quoted supply scope.