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June 1 marked the start of hurricane season in Southwest Florida, making it essential for residents to be well-prepared. Hurricanes can cause devastating winds, heavy rains, and flooding. Being ready can significantly enhance your safety and minimize property damage. At PBS Contractors, we prioritize our community's well-being and want to share key preparedness tips to help you stay safe this hurricane season. To learn more: https://loom.ly/vjh7EsE

Get the essential tips you and your family need to create a robust disaster plan to get your Florida home ready for hurricane season and beyond. https://lnkd.in/eCebd2SX

🌀 Are you prepared for hurricane season? 👉 Although Escambia County saw no major effects from Hurricane Debby, it's an important reminder to be "One Week Ready" during hurricane season. ℹ️ For all things hurricane preparedness, be sure to follow Escambia County Emergency Management on Facebook, and check disaster-related emergency updates from myescambia.com.

As Hurricane Helene approaches, FAC has your back with our hurricane preparedness webpage. Use this page to find helpful links and recent updates from the State, here: https://lnkd.in/ed68G5hE

It's hurricane season, which means our eyes are peeled for Mother Nature's next act. Are you prepared? Do you know what you need if a hurricane hits Atlanta? Check out our recent blog for preparedness tips: https://loom.ly/rWP8wDo #atlantapets #petsofatlanta #dogwalkeratlanta #petsitteratlanta

Excellent article by the WSJ outlining the potential catastrophic impact from a direct hit by a hurricane to the Tampa Bay Area. For those wondering, we are heading inland to shelter from Hurricane Milton and praying for everyone’s saftey. God speed.

As we all send thoughts and prayers we do see the warnings were there since 2010 or before. It is not unusual for warnings to be ignored. But with the impact to taxpayers, and insurance agencies already pulling out of Florida we should see a robust increase in building regulations, zoning changes, and other measures to protect us from ourselves. "In 2010, the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council drew up the Tampa Bay Catastrophic Plan, in which a hypothetical Category 5 storm dubbed “Hurricane Phoenix” hit downtown Tampa with 160 mph winds and a 26-foot storm surge. The study projected that the city would have about 2,000 deaths and nearly $250 billion in damage." #ClimateChange #Insurance #Regulation

Have you seen the latest hurricane season forecast from the experts at Colorado State? It is linked to this post. They forecast the most active Atlantic hurricane season on record. Now is the time to prepare. You can start by contacting us at AFTERDISASTER so we can learn about your specific needs BEFORE disaster strikes your business. We serve the entire United States and Caribbean. We know too well what it is like to see a hurricane bearing down on your city. At that time you will be thinking about getting your family to safety. This is why it is a good idea to call us now so we can help your business recover after a storm or disaster; you will have other things on your mind. If you need any of the services listed below, we are standing by 24/7, 365: 800-948-0241 www.afterdisaster.com https://lnkd.in/e6QHTmeM #disasterrecovery #emergencypreparedness #recovery #emergencyservices #generalcontractor

Hey Florida – today kicks off Hurricane Preparedness Week! It’s good to be prepared for both before and after storms. When you’re dealing with a storm’s aftermath, recovery and clean-up, we’ve got some important tips and reminders to help keep you safe and prevent further damage. #HurricanePrepWeek #HurricaneCleanup

When a storm is forecast to impact your area, take action immediately to be ready. Prepare for hurricane season by taking the time now to understand the actions needed when time is of the essence, such as boarding windows, packing a go-bag with necessities, and finding the best shelter options for your family. Visit ocfl.net/storms for more hurricane preparedness tips!