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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. Windborne debris can dent or crack your roofing, smash windows, or break the glass in doors. If your home is compromised in any of these ways, you […]

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Top Roofing Materials for Hurricane-Prone Areas: What Lasts and What Fails

Living in warm coastal areas is mostly great, but doesn’t come without its fair share of challenges, such as the constant threat of extreme weather phenomena. One of the biggest concerns for homeowners living in hurricane-prone areas is making sure their homes are prepared for heavy wind and rain, and it all starts with the

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How To Prepare Your Generator for Hurricane Season

Summer is just kicking off, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released their predictions for hurricane season. With above-average temperatures and more hurricane activity expected in the Atlantic, now is the time to prepare.  If you live in a hurricane-prone region and you’re considering investing in a backup generator, do so as soon as

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Should You Shut Off Power Before a Hurricane? Here’s What the Experts Say

Stockpiling food, water, and medical supplies isn’t the only prep work you need to do if you live in a hurricane-prone area. It’s also critical to know how to handle your utilities before, during, and after the storm. This is especially important if you have to evacuate your home at any point in time. Not

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 Garage Door Maintenance Tips That Could Save Your Home in a Hurricane

When hurricane season arrives, your garage door is a crucial component of your home’s defense system. Because it is the biggest opening in most homes, compromising the garage door can create dangerous pressure, structural issues, and costly damage. Preventive maintenance will help avoid problems related to storms, maintain your building compliance, and reduce your insurance

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Is Your Garage Door Ready for Hurricane Season? Here’s How to Find Out

Florida has experienced more than its fair share of catastrophic hurricanes in the last few years. This has many homeowners exploring what steps they can take to better prepare their homes for hurricane season. The most vulnerable parts of a home are the garage and roof, where wind and rain can enter the home and

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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 across the United States, leaving many businesses and homeowners devastated. The good news is that by following the latest construction regulations and using reinforced materials, you can remodel your home to

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