For many, pets are everything. If you are a pet owner, severe storm weather can cause great distress, calling for proper preparation and understanding the forecast. Although some of these tips may seem like a no-brainer, others may surprise you. Make sure to read all the information thoroughly and follow them to ensure your pets…
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A storm door is more than just a cautionary measure. It’s an investment in home improvement that extends beyond protection, with several benefits. It’s been said that storm doors pay for themselves over time. There are various reasons for getting a storm door. For this blog, we’ll focus primarily on the security it affords,…
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In late 2017, Florida found itself engulfed in a storm that stretched across the state. Hurricane Irma thrashed the Virgin Islands and showed no signs of slowing down from being one of the most powerful storms since the 1935 Labor Day Storm. As it moved across Cuba as a Category 5, a little more than…
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The use of impact windows in Florida has grown in recent years due to their durability, dependability, and protection. For a home or commercial property, impact windows are rigorously tested to meet the specific needs of the location. Impact windows are also financially smart because of how they prevent broken glass and property damage. They…
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Miami has beautiful sunny, warm, weather all year long due to its semi-tropical climate. It also has the warmest ocean temperature in America, making it an ideal place to hit the beach at any time of the year. There is a reason that we get so many tourists every year. Although mostly constant, there are slight…
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This is a continuation from part 1. If you haven’t read it yet, make sure to check it out. 5 – Hurricane Irma In the wake of the unprecedented flooding going on in Houston because of Hurricane Harvey, a huge storm the size of Florida itself came barreling towards the Sunshine State. Out in the…
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40% of all Hurricanes hit Florida, as reported by The Hurricane Research Division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Since Hurricane data started being recorded in 1851, Florida averages tropical cyclonic activity about once per year. There have been 97 major hurricanes since then, 88% of which have hit either Florida or Texas. Miami.…
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We understand why 123.3 million Americans live in cities by the sea. The gentle crash of the ocean waves lure many to buy a house near the ocean. In Miami, we are proud to call this city home and we feel lucky to have beautiful beaches and sunshine year-round. However, living by the sea is…
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Hurricane Irma just rolled over us in South Florida. The schools are closed, the roads are a mess, and the little ones are bounding with energy. While you do appreciate the time you can spend with them, their energy demands release, and the list of activities you would normally do with them are curtailed. At…
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On average, there are 10.1 named storms every hurricane season. Of these, 5.9 become hurricanes. The typical year will see 2.5 hurricanes. Over the past few years, hurricanes have been increasing in intensity and frequency. Down here in South Florida, we recognize how destructive and powerful these storms can be. We remember Charley, Ivan, and…
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