
Emergency Enclosures for Blown-Out Windows and Doors
When a severe storm, tornado, or hurricane strikes, the damage isn’t always confined to the roof. Blown-out windows, shattered sliding glass doors, and buckled garage

When a severe storm, tornado, or hurricane strikes, the damage isn’t always confined to the roof. Blown-out windows, shattered sliding glass doors, and buckled garage
The water has receded, and the storm has passed. But for many property owners, the real disaster is just beginning. You’ve discovered inches (or feet)

After a major windstorm, your roof can look like a warzone. It’s often covered in a dangerous mess of tree limbs, loose shingles, and other

The first hard freeze of the season signals the end of fall, but it can also be the start of major problems for your home.

It’s one of the most frustrating homeowner experiences: You have a “new” roof, it’s in great shape, and it never leaks… until a severe storm

After a hurricane or severe storm, the most frustrating process can be the insurance claim. Claims get delayed, denied, or underpaid for one primary reason:

Gutter guards seem like the perfect solution: a one-time install that promises you’ll never have to climb a ladder to clean your gutters again. But

Community Recovery After Severe Storms: Temporary Cover to Permanent Fix A practical roadmap from neighborhood triage and emergency enclosures to coordinated, code‑compliant rebuilds. Neighborhood triage

Tornado Watch vs. Warning: Protecting Roofs, Windows, and Openings What changes when alerts escalate and how to protect your home’s weak points before, during, and

Blue Tarps in High Winds and Heavy Rain: What They Can and Can’t Do Realistic tarp performance in gale and tropical‑storm conditions, plus installation patterns