Why Sea Turtle Friendly Blackout Blinds for Sanibel Island Beachfront Homes Matter

Sanibel Island is a critical nesting area for loggerhead sea turtles. During nesting season (May 1 to October 31), beachfront properties are required to minimize artificial lighting that can disorient hatchlings.

Without proper blackout shades, even indoor light can violate local ordinances and endanger hatchlings.

Sea turtle Ordinance for Sanibel Island Beachfront Homes

EV Blinds: Locally Made, Trusted in Your Community

We’re the only local blind manufacturer serving your area directly with:

  • Custom blackout shades & sliders
  • Built for Florida’s humid, salt-air climate
  • Retrofits for homes, condos, and rentals
  • Smart home compatible options

Local Ordinance Snapshot

  • Follows Lee County turtle lighting codes

  • Beach-visible windows/sliders must block light with ≤15% transmittance
  • Interior lights must be off or blocked after dark
  • EV Blinds installs window treatments that meet and exceed code

Sea Turtle Safe and Ordinance Compliant Solutions

  • Turtle Safe Blackout Shades
  • ZeroCorner™ Shades for glass-on-glass corners

  • Motorized, silent systems with remote or app control
  • Moisture-resistant, fade-proof blackout fabrics

Perfect For

  • Beach-facing rooms and great rooms
  • Full-wall sliders and oversized windows
  • Vacation rentals and HOAs
  • New builds and luxury remodels

Schedule Your Free Turtle-Safe Window Assessment in Sanibel Island

We’ll visit your home, measure, and provide a full compliance quote.