As a Florida homeowner, you know that your home is constantly under threat from severe weather. From hurricanes to tropical storms, the Sunshine State has it all. That's why it's so important to make sure your home is protected — and that starts with the roof. Metal...
According to the National Weather Service, thunderstorm season in Florida spans approximately May through October — which is followed shortly by hurricane season merely one month later. In other words, Florida is battered by rain and high winds nearly all year round, with the spring...
As winter slowly and quietly slides out and away from Florida, dark clouds will begin to gather in the sky. After all, the return of the warmth not only means the return of comfort, but the beginning of spring showers. And where there are April showers,...
Will 2021 see the strengthening of 2020’s La Niña conditions, or will the waters return to a more neutral state of warmth? Such is the question many forecasters are currently scrutinizing as the residents of the Gulf States wonder, once again, how many named storms they’ll...
As tempting as it may be to kick back, relax, and revel in the warming weather, there’s one little detail that should always be in the back of your mind during this time of year: Storm season is around the corner. Thus, as the impending rains threaten...
Living in Florida invariably requires a constant eye on the forecast. After all, rain showers and thunderstorms alike frequently occur across the state, no matter the time of year. Thus, it’s important to always maintain your roof so that it may weather the elements and remain...
Nobody wants to undergo the inherent stress of having to repair a hurricane-damaged roof. Not only can repairs displace you, but the surrounding damage may pose a danger to the safety of you and your loved ones, making it a precarious situation to tackle in...
After a hurricane has damaged your roof, speed is of the essence. If there are holes or leaks, you’ll want to place buckets or pots beneath them to trap falling water. Also, remove any valuables from your attic (so long as it’s safe), cordon off any...
The importance of hurricane preparedness cannot be overstated, and while it’s important to keep your documents, evacuation routes, emergency kits, and other plans in order, it’s equally important to strengthen your home, attend to any unfinished home projects, and understand what steps to take to...
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