When disaster strikes, #TeamOReilly rises to the challenge. Help us give a shout-out to the many team members who were determined to reopen our stores in the Houston area by Tuesday, shortly after #HurricaneBeryl plowed through. They trucked in additional supplies like generators and bottled water to ensure we could help our neighbors recover, worked with limited power, and did it all while offering the best customer service. We appreciate you!
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Unprecedented Wildfires Ravage Texas Panhandle 🔥 The #TexasPanhandle is facing an unparalleled crisis as wildfires have engulfed nearly 1.3 million acres in just a week, claiming at least two lives. The situation remains critical with five active fires across the region. The largest, the Smokehouse Creek Fire in Hutchinson County, has become the state's largest ever recorded wildfire, scorching close to 1.1 million acres alone and only 15% contained. Other significant blazes include the Grape Vine Creek Fire and the Windy Deuce Fire, among others. 🚒 Efforts to combat the fires have been challenged by favorable fire weather conditions, though a forecasted cold front brings hope of cooler temperatures aiding in firefighting efforts. Despite this, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott reports exceptional damage, with up to 500 structures destroyed and communities devastated. 🏡 As Texans, it's time to unite and support those affected by providing immediate and temporary housing solutions. Let's collaborate for the restoration and healing of our communities. For more detailed updates and how you can help, visit www.worldweatheronline.com. Stay safe, Texas. 💔🙏 #TexasWildfires #PanhandleFire #CommunitySupport #Firefighters #EmergencyResponse #StaySafeTexas
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Natural disaster chasing- ❌ Houston had a hurricane hit last week and I was pitched to by so many vendors last week. Thankfully we only lost internet, but some of Houston STILL hasn't regained power and a lot of people were displaced from flooding or their homes being damaged. 😅 There are absolutely services that fit these situations, but anything that doesn't provide me value right away during that time is not what I want to hear/talk about. The last thing most people want during an incident, a natural disaster, or even a holiday, is a sales pitch for something they do not need. 😬 This is usually referred to as ambulance chasing in sales. 🚑 You see that there is something going on and you pounce on them to pitch before all of the other vendors. This happens a lot in cybersecurity to companies after a breach or after they are hacked. Having empathy is great to have in these situations, but if you aren't going to come over and clean up the debris, give the person or company some time to get back to normal. 💁♀️ What are your thoughts on this topic? I would love to hear it in the comments! #ambulancechasing #incident #naturaldisaster #hurricaneberyl #Houston #salestactic
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#IVF clinics in hurricane-prone areas are vulnerable to potential storm damage. #ReproTech Florida's and Connecticut's hurricane-safe vaults withstand the worst, because safety matters. Learn more about how we keep specimens safe 🔒: https://ow.ly/xn3x50Shegp
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Is it safe to stay in your Miami high-rise during a tropical storm or hurricane? Generally, it’s safe to stay in your building during a storm. Florida has some of the strictest building codes in the country. The building code is stricter in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, in the state’s “high velocity hurricane zone.” Thousands of people in Miami Beach, Coconut Grove, Brickell and Sunny Isles Beach, for example, live in modern condo and apartment towers that can withstand winds up to 175 mph. But not every building is the same, and resilience to hurricane-force winds can depend on what code was in effect at the time of construction. And while some older buildings may have been renovated to meet stricter standards, others may be more vulnerable to a storm. The good news is that most of Miami’s residential high-rises meet the stricter codes that would protect people during a storm. To know more about how I can assist you with your real estate needs, give me a call today! Christy - 786-333-3652 Christy Benitez, CDPE, CRS, e-Pro, GRI, NAHREP Member of the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing™ Short Sale & Foreclosure Specialist 786-333-3652 christysteam@kw.com www.christysteam.kw.com #miamirealestate #miami #kendall #realestate #miamirealtor #realtor #miamibeach
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