We manufacture historically accurate wood shutters designed to make a home beautiful, lasting and secure. Inspired by the 18th and 19th century houses of Philadelphia, our broad line of Exterior Shutters reflect their varied styles and are designed to be fully operational.

With careful research and knowledge of shutter styles and construction techniques we apply state-of-the-art manufacturing to provide you with the finest shutters at a competitive price. This ensures a level of quality and selection unmatched by other vendors.

Our exterior collection of paneled and louvered shutters is manufactured from kiln-dried Western Red Cedar (Thuja Plicata). Known for it's natural beauty and remarkable durability, this cedar's exceptional decay resistance is enhanced by the kiln-drying process. By actively removing excess water, the lumber moisture content is reduced to the appropriate level for exterior use making our shutters straight, stable and unwavering.

Precisely milled to exacting tolerances on our computer-controlled equipment the shutter frames are created with traditional mortise and tenon construction. These frame components are assembled with weather-proof glue, clamped under pressure, and fixed with Mahogany Dowels . This blend of modern craftsmanship and traditional construction makes our shutters strong durable and lasting.

There is a wealth of information on our website to assist you in your shutter selection. Measuring instructions, hardware guides, drawings and specifications are all accessed from the core of our site, The Shutter Builder .

With this tool you can enter your particular shutter criteria and see a precise image of your shutters with immediate pricing. Try as many variations as you like and when satisfied, record your selection in our shopping cart. Review your choices and send it to us as a Quote or as an Order for production. You can also print a Faxable version to review with your architect or contractor.

Of course if you have any questions, please call and speak to our knowledgeable staff.