Jefferson Parish

Shutters and screens on Grand Isle. Barrier island installs.

Grand Isle is Louisiana's only inhabited barrier island, and it takes a direct hit or near-miss from most named storms that enter the central Gulf. Nu Code Shutters installs marine-grade aluminum shutters and storm screens across Grand Isle and the Fourchon corridor.

Wind speed
Design wind speed: 160 mph (ASCE 7-22, Risk Category II).
Best-fit products
Roll-down storm screens are the most-installed product on Grand Isle because they close in under a minute per opening, which matters when evacuation windows are short. All hardware on the island should be marine-grade to survive salt spray year-round.
Recent storm history
Grand Isle took a direct Category-4 hit from Hurricane Ida in 2021 that damaged or destroyed a large share of the island's structures. Zeta (2020), Delta (2020), Barry (2019), and Isaac (2012) all made landfall on or near the island.

Frequently asked about Grand Isle

Do you use marine-grade materials on Grand Isle installs?

Yes. Every Nu Code Shutters install on Grand Isle uses marine-grade aluminum shutters or storm screens, stainless anchors, and powder-coat finishes rated for coastal exposure. Standard-grade hardware corrodes fast on the island, which is why we spec marine-grade as the default for any home east of Golden Meadow.

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