Hurricane Beryl is on our minds right now but we need to always remember that building in hurricane-prone areas presents many challenges, not the least of which is windstorm and flood insurance. Good design that utilizes tough and resilient materials like Megaacrete autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) wall assemblies is key. It is important to consider high winds, debris impact, and intense exposure to wind-driven rain. Building in Texas requires meeting Texas Department of Insurance requirements and Texas Windstorm Insurance Association inspections which AAC solutions can help you meet.
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