What To Do When A Hurricane Threatens

Name: As Good As New LLC - Dallas Fort Worth
Address: As Good As New LLC - Dallas Fort Worth, 615 E Abram St #213, Arlington, Texas, TX 76010, United States
Telephone: (817)-419-0043
Price range: 0 - 0

August 16th, 2019

Once again hurricane season is upon us. If a hurricane appears to be heading your way, take these five simple steps to brace you and your family for the storm

Secure outdoor objects that may be blown away or uprooted or store them inside.

Fuel up your car. You may need to evacuate quickly and/or sit in traffic for hours. Service stations may also become inoperable.

Move your emergency contact list, valuables, personal papers, family photos and important computer disk to a waterproof container. Place the container on the highest level of your home or pack them to take with you if you need to evacuate.

Stay on the floor that is least likely to be affected by strong winds and floodwaters. A small interior room without windows on the first floor is usually the safest place.

Beware of the eye of the hurricane. If the calm storm center passes directly overhead, there will be a lull in the wind. Lulls can last up to half an hour. Winds will rise again to hurricane force.

If you have any questions or comments about this article or fence and deck repair, contact As Good As New at 888-988-2426 or contact us here. Our estimates are FREE and come with a LOW PRICE GUARANTEE!

Posted in Fence Repair

What To Do When A Hurricane Threatens

Secure outdoor objects that may be blown away or uprooted or store them inside.

Fuel up your car. You may need to evacuate quickly and/or sit in traffic for hours. Service stations may also become inoperable.

Move your emergency contact list, valuables, personal papers, family photos and important computer disk to a waterproof container. Place the container on the highest level of your home or pack them to take with you if you need to evacuate.

Stay on the floor that is least likely to be affected by strong winds and floodwaters. A small interior room without windows on the first floor is usually the safest place.

Beware of the eye of the hurricane. If the calm storm center passes directly overhead, there will be a lull in the wind. Lulls can last up to half an hour. Winds will rise again to hurricane force.