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As we find ourselves once again at the threshold of hurricane season, preparation becomes the keyword for residents, especially for those who are new to Florida. Understanding the might of these storms and knowing how to prepare for them can be the difference between a manageable situation and a disaster. Whether you've weathered many storms or are facing your first hurricane season, this guide serves as a reminder that being well-prepared is within everyone's reach. Download the guide at https://lnkd.in/gyrm-NKx

You can’t stop a hurricane, but you CAN take steps to reduce the amount of home damage caused by a hurricane. From installing the right windows and doors to monitoring your landscaping, we share some tried and true tips here. https://bit.ly/3w4UMfE

Great overview by Jeff Berardelli. It no surprise it going to be a busy hurricane season in 2024. Utilities are experts at getting safe and reliable power up and running after a storm but here is the reality: - Hurricane and wildfire seasons are starting to overlap which impacts resources available for response, rescue, and recovery. - Storms are becoming more frequent - There is less time between storms - The hurricanes are stronger and increasing in strength Companies need to replace their old nasty T2 generators to cleaner, more efficient, utility friendly T4 Final gensets. If you are a large C&I customer, start exploring advanced #microgrids, utility incentives and federal grants. Now is the time to make this strategic decision as supply chain is backlogged and equipment can take 48 weeks - 2 years to get to the job site.

Wish you had an uncle at an IA Firm to sneak you in the back door to get work? Find out how you can have inside connections to man of the major IA Firms in the adjusting industry. Want more information about how to be successful this hurricane season breaking into catastrophic property claims? Ask for the link in the comments to our full 2 1/2 hour special with Mathew Allen and Chris Stanley  where they help you put the odds in your favor to make it big this hurricane season.

Great report about property insurance market condition, particularly in Louisiana. I do have one question regarding severe congestive storms: is there any positioning to have these events qualify larger percentage deductibles, as we have for named/tropical storms?

It's officially hurricane season. Are you ready? It's important to make plans for your family, home, employees, and organization. This Longshore Insider article provides five critical steps to help you prepare your workplace for hurricane season: https://hubs.la/Q02zJXYB0 #AEU #HurricaneSeason

Are you ready for hurricane season? Take action TODAY to be better prepared for when the worst happens. Understand your risk from hurricanes, and begin pre-season preparations now. Make sure you understand how to interpret forecasts and alerts, and know what to do before, during, and after a storm. Even if you feel ready, there may be additional things you could do or learn at ocfl.net/storm

Prepare your team to handle call surges during hurricane season. Here the 3 most important questions to ask: 🥇How many calls can you manage at a time? 🥈Will your team be able to answer those calls? 🥉What is your backup plan if your team is affected by the hurricane? Join Mandy, Jerry and Chris tomorrow for insights into how to manage call surges to maximize your growth! 🚀 https://lnkd.in/dWhaGHgR #FreeWebinar #CallSurges #BusinessGrowth #IndustryInsight #BusinessAdvice #GrowYourBusiness

Prepare your team to handle call surges during hurricane season. Here the 3 most important questions to ask: 🥇How many calls can you manage at a time? 🥈Will your team be able to answer those calls? 🥉What is your backup plan if your team is affected by the hurricane? Join Mandy, Jerry and Chris tomorrow for insights into how to manage call surges to maximize your growth! 🚀 https://lnkd.in/dWhaGHgR #FreeWebinar #CallSurges #BusinessGrowth #IndustryInsight #BusinessAdvice #GrowYourBusiness