Hurricane season will come and go leaving damage and destruction including strong winds, storm surges, floods and tornadoes in its path. The affected area may not be back to normal by the time next season rolls around, making it nearly impossible to ever fully restore and recover in a timely manner.

The Florida coasts are no stranger to hurricanes! In fact, since the 1940’s, this is the first time that for four years in a row, the Sunshine State will have been hit by a hurricane. Whether Hurricane Dorian takes a turn away from Florida or not, it’s better to be on the prepared side of any storm than piece together the chaos of its aftermath.

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.

Design, whether it’s fashion, interior, architecture or technology, is never constant.

Spring inspires home improvement and renovation projects. With so many ways to improve your home and increase your home’s value, it can be a nail biter finding ways to avoid going over budget.

If only life went perfectly as planned! You start a home improvement project only to find several things along the way that need to be fixed which can exceed your budget with little to show for it.

Remember the child’s tale, The Three Little Pigs? Would you want a frail home built of straw and sticks or a solid home built of bricks when the big bad wolf comes knocking?

Whether you agree that regulation is the answer to the world’s challenges, there is a need to implement uniformed building code regulations for your safety and protection.

The Sunshine State is still in hurricane season, and hurricane Michael is forecast to intensify as it tracks through the Gulf of Mexico according to a recent Weather Channel update.

If you live in Florida, then you know the drill when you hear the latest meteorologist announcing a tropical storm developing into an impending hurricane.

Hurricanes can pack a mean punch when they whip through your town with strong gusts of winds and heavy rains that can flood the roads, surrounding buildings and your home.