Category: Storm

Ice dams can be a danger to your home and self! Here are some awesome prevention tips.

December is drawing in on us and that means winter is here! Give your home a proper walk-through with this winter checklist to make sure it’s prepared to take on winter with you. Preparing the exterior of your home from snow, wind, and ice is critical to keeping your family warm and happy this winter….

Winter will have no chance against your home this winter with these 4 tips.

National Preparedness Month creates unity in our families and communities to educate, train, and prepare. Read up on each weekly theme of National Preparedness Month, which goes from then end of August to September 30th.

June is National Safety Awareness Month. Here’s a few tips from the National Safety Council to take home to your families and to discuss at your workplace.

Extreme cold conditions can pose a serious threat to your home and family if you’re unprepared. Maintaining the home and keeping adequate emergency supplies on hand will keep you safe and take away the stress associated with potentially harsh winter conditions.

Winter comes quick and with that comes storms. Take these top four ways you can make your home weather resilient and stay nice and warm. Call us for any emergency needs for storm damage.

El Nino is an atmosphere/ocean phenomenon that occurs every 2-7 years. During El Nino the equator region of the Pacific Ocean warms up—hotter than usual—for an extended period of time. This abnormal warmth alters thunderstorm patterns, which then, in turn, alters the position of the jet streams.

How can you participate in National Preparedness Month? Strengthen your community preparedness and resiliency by doing and sharing this year’s PrepareAthon activities.

Let’s talk about wind, it’s powerful and is responsible for thousands of dollars worth of damage every year. And while you can’t prevent natural disasters from striking, you can take preventative measures to give your roof and walls a fighting chance against severe rain, wind, and hail.