Living in Florida has several advantages: sandy beaches, warm breezes and plenty of sunshine. However, those relentlessly sunny days can take a toll on your home’s energy efficiency spiking your energy bills. There’s also the seasonal hurricanes and severe storms that can happen anytime between June and November. 

While hurricanes are one of many ways Mother Nature sustains the ecosystem, they come bearing several life-threatening types of damage and destruction.

Severe storms, including tropical storms and hurricanes, can be severe and unpredictable, packing a powerful punch when they blow through towns.

Thanks to weather radar and other technology, meteorologists are able to better predict their weather patterns and paths, but sometimes they still form out of nowhere.

Hurricanes and severe weather are  inevitable occurrences for Floridians. Homeowners throughout the state know the importance of protecting their entryways, windows and doors.

Severe storms are accompanied by high speed winds that may negatively impact your home builds. There is a geometrical science to protecting your building projects that helps prevent the impact of severe high wind speeds.

There’s plenty to marvel at when it comes to mother nature, from fragrant florals to the oxygen we breathe. However, when the sky shifts from robin’s egg blue and fluffy white clouds to deep charcoal grey hues, she can bring massive devastation to homes and families.

Floridians can all agree that hurricanes pack a powerful punch to the homes in their path.