Surviving Hurricane, Habitat Houses Offer Lessons
Dan Gorham speaks with Lou Manfredini about the recent wildfire demonstration and techniques to make your property more fire-resistant.
Alabama’s Crown Jewel Opens at the Gulf
Dan Gorham speaks with Lou Manfredini about the recent wildfire demonstration and techniques to make your property more fire-resistant.
This Week at the IBHS Research Center
Homes typically ignite due to embers generated during a wildfire, not generally the big wall of flames. However, research is needed on home-to-home ignitions and how this impacts communities when a wildfire threatens. IBHS has a unique opportunity next week to join the UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute (FSRI) in Ohio during free-burn tests of…
Report: New Wildfire-Resistant Homes Cost Roughly Same as a Typical Home
Residential Development on Historic Site Built to be Resilient from Extreme Winds
Colonial Inn Condominiums are First-Ever IBHS FORTIFIED Commercial™–Hurricane Gold Structures
Residential Development on Historic Site Built to be Resilient from Extreme Winds
New Alabama State Park Buildings Utilize IBHS Commercial Resiliency Standards
“While no structure is fully immune to nature’s most extreme weather, IBHS research continues to show that mitigation and strong building codes are the best ways to prepare communities for natural disasters.”
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