Late summer is the peak time for dangerous thunderstorms, hurricanes, and tropical storms. Last year, flooding caused by storms and other natural disasters led to nearly $7 billion in damage across the U.S.
As a homeowner, you’ll want to be prepared in the event of a natural disaster. Although you can’t stop mother nature, there are some steps you can take to safeguard your home, protect your property, and keep your family safe.
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We’ve all been affected by severe storms at some point in our lives. Whether you got caught in a storm while you were away from home, lost power, or sustained significant damage to your home. A flood can be especially devastating to your basement or lower levels. If you’re worried about this happening to you, take a look at this guide on how to prepare your home for a severe storm.
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High winds are common during stormier times of the year. Sweeping through neighborhoods at astonishing speeds, these gales can damage or even remove parts of a home’s exterior entirely. As such, you as a homeowner must do what you can to prevent this from happing to your own property. Here are a few ways to protect your home from high winds and prevent frequent repairs this spring.
Read MoreIf you happen to be in the areas of the US that are experiencing heavy rains, you might be in a position to walk your home. By walking your around the permiter of your home, you can check for damage. Constant rain can cause damage to a home due to its consistency. Rain can hurt walls, roofs, grading and more around the home. All of these issues can lead to bigger, more expensive issues.
There are some steps you can take to avoid any further damage to your home due to rain and storms. Walking around your property to check the grading of your home will be helpful in making sure water is not running into your home. Water needs to run away from your home. Checking your roof for leaks will protect your walls, ceilings and floors. Cleaning Read More
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