2½″ Louvers
Classic · Tighter
Smaller slats for a tighter, traditional look. Often paired with a divider rail. The right call on cottages and older Cherry Grove builds.
Built in Monroe, NC · Installed Here
Plantation, poly, and real-wood shutters — measured by Chad, built one window at a time in our Monroe, NC workshop, and installed by Matt & Carter. The same shutter our family has been making since 1993.
Wood and poly plantation shutters, built in our Monroe, NC workshop.
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Shutters are still the most popular window treatment we hang on the coast. They look right in everything from a Tidewater rancher to a brand-new Calabash townhome, and once they're up they don't need much from you — no replacement cords, no fabrics fading with sun exposure, no batteries dying mid-summer.
We build them two ways, real wood and poly, and both do well at the beach. Real wood is the classic: a warm look, and it can be painted or stained. Our Poly Shutters hold up even better against moisture, so that's what we usually suggest for bathrooms and homes right on the water. Chad will tell you straight which one fits each room.
And every shutter we sell — poly or wood — comes out of the same Monroe, NC factory our family has run since 1993. Furniture-grade basswood, kiln-dried, triple-coated. Salt-air tested. Built to last as long as the house does.
Plantation Shutter Special
Free Invisible Tilt on Shutters.
Offer Good Thru December 18, 2026
*$90 off per panel on plantation shutters with 3½″ or 4½″ louvers and invisible tilt. Offer good thru December 18, 2026.
Shutters We’ve Installed
Real shutters in real Grand Strand and Brunswick County homes. Every photo is a job our own crew installed.
Louver Sizes
Louver size is mostly a style call. The 3½" is our most-installed; the 4½" keeps getting more popular as coastal homes lean cleaner and more modern.
Classic · Tighter
Smaller slats for a tighter, traditional look. Often paired with a divider rail. The right call on cottages and older Cherry Grove builds.
Most Popular · Balanced
The medium, timeless louver. Works with any style and most commonly runs a center control rod. If you're not sure, this is the one.
Modern · Max View
The largest slat — maximum light and ocean view, fewest lines across the window. Pairs beautifully with rear hidden tilt.
Design Features
The tilt mechanism is the detail most people don't think to ask about. It's the difference between a shutter that looks builder-grade and one that looks built.
Cleanest Look
A discreet metal strip on the back of the louver replaces the front rod. Nudge one louver and the rest follow. No vertical bar across your view — the modern favorite.
Traditional
The classic front rod that moves every louver together. Closed all the way up, it tucks into a small notch in the top rail called the "mouse hole."
Most Control
Top and bottom halves operate independently — let the morning light in up high while keeping the bottom closed for privacy. Split point can be set to your window.
Tall Windows
A 3″ wood rail across the panel — adds strength on tall openings, hides the window's sash and locks, and can sit at any height (sometimes more than one).
Mounting
Chad will tell you which your windows want when he measures — it usually comes down to trim depth and whether the windows tilt in to clean.
Built-In Look
The frame sits inside the window opening, typically flush, showing more of your trim. The clean, recessed look most people picture.
Practical
The frame mounts on the wall around the opening. Faster install, and it leaves room for windows that tilt in for cleaning — common on newer coastal builds.
Hinge Colors
We use a slim, non-mortise hinge that disappears into the frame. Match it to your door hardware, faucets, or lighting.
White
Off White
Ivory
Chrome
Brushed Nickel
Antique Brass
Oil-Rubbed Bronze
Matte BlackSpecialty Shapes & Applications
Built to the opening in our Monroe, NC factory — arches, doors, sliders, and the tricky stuff.

Curved and angled openings are our specialty — built to the exact geometry of the window, not forced into a rectangle.

Shutters that work around door hardware and frame those narrow windows beside your front door, cleanly.

The go-to for wide openings and sliding-glass-door walls — panels hang from an overhead track and slide past each other.

Half-hung shutters: privacy and light control on the bottom half, open light up top. A coastal kitchen and bath favorite.

Hinged panels that fold flat against the sides of the window for the most unobstructed view when you want it open.
How We Do It
Chad comes to your home with samples, measures every opening, and writes you a real quote. Good for 30 days, no obligation.
Your shutters are built to your exact opening sizes in our Monroe, NC workshop. Same family-run factory since 1993. 3–4 weeks.
Matt and Carter install the whole house in a day and show you how the louvers and tilts work before they leave.
Where We Install
Shutter Questions