Living in Sarasota Florida has its perks—powdery beaches (ie. Siesta Key and more), renowned museums and attractions, and year-round sunshine. However, hurricane season is practically a fifth season here. If you’re a homeowner in this slice of Florida paradise, you already know the drill during hurricane season: stock up on supplies, stay alert, track the…
DetailsFlorida patios are more than a concrete slab with outdoor furniture—they can be your escape, your happy place, and a front-row seat to stunning Gulf Coast sunsets. However, in the Sunshine State, patios contend with heat waves, sudden downpours, and hurricanes, making Florida homeowners question their peace of mind. Enter outdoor patio shutters: the stylish, practical…
DetailsFlorida is famous for its sunshine, but sometimes that sun gets to be too much, especially on your patio. Whether you are hosting a backyard BBQ or lounging with your family, staying cool and comfortable on your patio is essential. While basking in the glow of the Sunshine State’s weather is a dream, it doesn’t…
DetailsHurricane screens are a popular choice for storm protection in locations where hurricanes are common, such as South Florida. But the term hurricane screens is pretty generic. They are made and installed by many companies. And different products are constructed of different materials. One of those materials is aramid fiber. A lot of people ask…
DetailsWhen it comes to hurricane protection there are a lot of options to pick from. If you live in an area that is prone to hurricanes, like Southwest Florida, then proper hurricane protection is critical to protect your home and family. But there are many options of hurricane shutters and impact windows so the choices…
DetailsPicture this: you’re bracing for a hurricane, the winds are howling, torrential rain lashes the windows, and suddenly, everything stops. It’s just an eerie, unsettling stillness. This is the infamous eye of the storm. The eye of the storm is the calm center of a hurricane or tropical cyclone, encircled by furious winds and rain. While it…
DetailsWhen Mother Nature flexes her muscles, she doesn’t hold back. Hurricanes and tornadoes are dramatic shows of force and power, each capable of creating a natural disaster. Hurricanes and tornadoes are awe-inspiring, destructive. Unfortunately, they are also sometimes dangerously misunderstood. While these natural disasters share some similarities, they differ in how they form, behave, and…
DetailsHurricane season happens from June 1st to November 30th every single year. Hurricanes have the potential to cause serious damage to your property via intense wind, storm surge, and flooding. Hurricanes are not going away any time soon. In fact, there are some who feel they have been and will continue to worsen and occur more…
DetailsIn Florida, downpours, hurricanes and storm surges meet low lying land. Flooding comes with the territory, making it essential for homeowners to understand FEMA flood maps and their home’s risk. These maps outline the flood risks by area, directly affecting insurance rates, building codes, property risks, and personal safety. If you own a home in…
DetailsFlorida has unfortunately been no stranger to Mother Nature’s most intense hurricanes. Known for torrential rainfall and high-speed winds, hurricane winds can cause significant damage to both coastal and inland communities. But hurricanes also bring storm surge, which can leave an even more significant mark on both homes and lives. Storm surges are fast-moving,…
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