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Retrofitting Your Home for Hurricanes: What Contractors Can (and Should) Do
Living in a hurricane-prone area puts your home at risk for many hazards. High winds can remove shingles and siding or lift the entire roof from your home....
Hurricane Shutters vs. Plywood: Which Offers Better Protection in a Storm?
When the weather reports show a hurricane approaching, those in hurricane-prone areas need to secure their home. This includes everything from bringing in outside furniture to putting sandbags...
Hurricane Shutters 101: Everything You Need to Know Before the Storm Hits
Preparing for hurricane season is necessary, not optional if you live in a storm-prone area. Installing hurricane shutters is one of the best ways to protect your home....
Why Impact-Resistant Windows Are Worth the Investment for Hurricane Season
The average hurricane can produce winds between 100 and 150 miles per hour (mph), with stronger storms exceeding 200 mph. That's enough power to do...
What Every Remodeling Project Needs To Include for Hurricane Prep
Each year, the Atlantic hurricane season produces approximately 14 named storms, seven hurricanes, and three major hurricanes. Altogether, these produce billions of dollars in damages...
Smart Remodeling Projects That Boost Hurricane Protection and Home Value
The dangers of hurricane season are real for homeowners in storm-prone areas. High winds, flying debris, and torrential rain can cause not only serious safety problems but also...