HFMexico, The Leader In Hurricane Protection In The Riviera Maya & Cancun. Scare Is In The Air!

Online, September 2, 2011 (Newswire.com) - HFMexico, the leader in Hurricane protection in the Riviera Maya and Cancun, announces the launch of their new website www.HFmexico.com.

"The website is a way for our customers to get a lot of vital information in one place. How a hurricane actually works is something that has just recently begun to be understood fully. We think of a storm as something that is going to break our windows in our house, with the endless videos of people putting up boards when a storm is coming. But the reality is the glass is nothing compared to the damage to the interior when a storm hits, and wood offers next to zero protection in a real storm. Which is why the website is so important" says head web designer Oliver Campbell.

The website www.HFmexico.com goes through how a hurricane actually works, what is happening during, and how those factors are used in the development of the protection systems. It also has a number of independent groups testing other types of materials, from wood to other products on the market.

HFMexico has been in the market in Mexico since 2008, but the launch of the website offers a new portal for customers. "We have. for right or wrong, spent all of our time in the lab developing the safest systems in the world. What we have not done is spent time telling the public about what we have found. Now we are paying attention to that" says Campbell.

The website www.HFMexico.com, is being proudly introduced into Mexico by American Development Company, the first Certified Distributor and Authorized Installer in the country of Mexico. "The process to get certified as an installer was lengthy, but we feel we are now prepared to take on any challenge that may come our way", says head installer Gilberto Guzman.

The website is full of useful information and videos about hurricanes and their dramatic effects can have on buildings.

The product has already been proven in other parts of the world such as Japan and Hati through the company's extensive charity associations, and has more than passed every certification it has been put to, with flying colors. "We sent it to the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Clemson University in SC and asked them to measure its strength. They sent us back a letter saying the machines that test materials could not break it..."

For more information contact the company at their website www.HFMexico.com or email us at [email protected].