Composite Shutters offers the best in benefits for the dollar with a limited lifetime warranty.  Our Composite shutters offer moisture, termite and rot resistance in any climate.  This exterior MDF (medium density fiberboard) may be the heaviest shutter in our line up, but eliminating the expansion and contraction that are found in all wood shutters makes our Composite Shutter line a wise choice for any homeowner.  Finishing requirements include both oil base primer and oil base or acrylic latex paints on all six sides (front, back, top, bottom and both sides of the shutter).

     The traditional material used for wood shutters, solid pine or cedar, have always been a poplular choice.  Offering a medium to higher price range, wood shutters offer a one year warranty against defects in in the material and craftmanship.  Given the fact that all wood shutters will expand and contract in the changing seasons, wood shutters will require the most maintenance.  Finishing requirements on wood shutters also include oil base primers and oil base or acrylic latex paints on all six sides.

Our solid PVC Shutters offer the best of all the options.  Including a limited lifetime warranty, this lighter shutter* still offers moisture, termite and rot resistance with fewer finishing requirements.  Some expansion and contraction does occur in these shutters, but unlike molded cellular PVC shutters (low cost plastic), our shutters are constructed in the same processes that our Solid Wood and Composite Shutters are made.  PVC Shutters do not require priming.  Just paint the face side along with the top, bottom and sides and any machined edges. These shutters are then ready to install.  Latex paints can be used for light colors and new vinyl safe paints are available for darker colors.

*Lighter than other composite shutters.