Hurricane Social Resources

#HurricaneReady
- Before the severe weather arrives, close your interior doors. Closing your doors can reduce pressure on your roof by up to 30% giving it a better chance of staying intact during high winds.
- Before severe storms arrive, gather up loose items outside that could become flying debris.
- Be sure to have at least 3 ways to receive severe weather alerts, including an option that can be heard through a “Do Not Disturb” setting.
- Documenting your belongings is easier before a storm. If you have a loss due to a hurricane, you’ll have to itemize your losses for your insurance company. Create a detailed list or video of your belongings and store it somewhere safely offsite.
- Is your home #HurricaneReady? Consider tackling a project, like caulking cracks and gaps, this weekend to get your home ready.
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- If a storm strikes, are you covered? #HurricaneSeason is here and now is the time to review your insurance policy and document belongings. #HurricaneReady
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- Replacing or repairing a roof takes time. #HurricaneSeason has arrived and time is running out to prepare before the next storm strikes. If you need a new roof, consider a @FORTIFIEDHome Roof. disastersafety.org/hurricaneready
- Hurricane season is here! Protect your home with a stronger FORTIFIED Roof today and worry less this hurricane season. disastersafety.org/hurricaneready #HurricaneReady
- Need a new roof for hurricane season? Invest in a stronger, more resilient @FORTIFIEDHome Roof. disastersafety.org/hurricaneready #HurricaneReady
- Preparing for #HurricaneSeason doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Get started with affordable projects available at disastersafety.org/hurricaneready #HurricaneReady
- What would it cost to add wind straps or hurricane straps to a home? @disastersafety has the answer at disastersafety.org/hurricaneready. #HurricaneReady
- Can you see daylight around your windows? Better fix that before a hurricane! Find out how at disastersafety.org/hurricaneready. #HurricaneReady