Hurricane Mitigation Guide for Florida Homeowners

Hurricanes are just a part of life in Florida. The sunshine state experiences far more of these natural hazards than any other state in the U.S. While hurricanes are beyond our control, the extent of damage these storms cause is somewhat controllable. For homeowners and business owners in Florida, understanding and implementing effective hurricane mitigation…

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2025 Atlantic Hurricane Names

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season will begin on June 1, 2025 and go until November 30, 2025. In this article we provide the full list of 2025 Atlantic hurricane names. These are the ones that will be used for all named storms during the 2025 hurricane season. If you are new to hurricane season, you…

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Electric Storm Shutters vs Non-Motorized Hurricane Shutters?

Roll down hurricane shutters are one of the most popular choices for storm protection in the Fort Myers/Cape Coral area and throughout Southwest Florida. And there is a good reason why. They are really strong and offer a high level of protection from hurricanes and other severe weather. And they offer many other useful functions as well. These include…

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Modern Hurricane Shutters: Bahama and Roll Downs

Hurricane season in Florida extends from June to November, every single year. And with the season comes the potential for intense winds, torrential rainfall, and storm surge. Hurricanes can cause serious damage. So preparation is essential for residents, their loved ones, and their homes. Fortunately, hurricane protection does not have to ruin the style of…

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How to Put Up Storm Panels: Installation Instructions

During hurricane season you need to be prepared to protect your home or business from hurricanes, tropical storms, etc. If you have (or are considering) corrugated panels on your Fort Myers, Cape Coral or Southwest Florida house you should know how to install your storm panels. The biggest question on homeowner’s minds is “HOW do…

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What Does Flood Insurance Cover in Florida?

If you live in Florida, you know floods are not only a possibility but likely. Whether it’s a slow-moving tropical storm, a king tide, or storm surge, water finds a way onto land. And when it does, the damage can be significant. Flood insurance is helpful to protect you. But what does Flood Insurance cover? What…

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Why Hurricane Window Films Can’t Protect Your Home

If you live in Florida, you know the kind of damage hurricanes can cause. These storms can rip off roofs, turn streets into rivers, topple power poles, and more. Even a category 1 storm (the weakest on the Saffir-Simpson Scale) can cause devastation. Any exposed opening in your home can lead to severe damage, such as…

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