How You Should Prepare Your House For A Hurricane
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How to Prepare Your Home for a Hurricane
Summary:
Getting your house ready for a hurricane is crucial, and it doesn't have to be overwhelming when done correctly. Many protective measures can be set up in advance, ensuring you're prepared when a storm approaches.
Window Protection:
Windows are typically a home's most vulnerable point but are essential for natural light. Plywood is an easy and cost-effective way to protect windows. It's simple to store and can be nailed to the exterior to cover windows. Installing brackets to hold the plywood is also an option, providing added strength and allowing for quick securing in emergencies.
Storm Shades:
For a more robust solution, consider storm shades. These durable metal shades roll down over windows and can either be manually operated or motorized. They're highly effective against storm damage and can be integrated into existing homes or new constructions. Though they may not be the most aesthetically pleasing, their functionality is unrivaled.
Additional Benefits:
Storm shutters are particularly favored in coastal areas due to frequent high winds. They offer not only storm protection but also heat and light control. Automated shutters can reduce sun exposure during the day, cutting down on cooling costs, and add an extra layer of security. At night, they continue to provide safety and block unwanted morning light.
Although they are more common abroad, storm shutters are gaining popularity in the United States for their versatility and effectiveness. Protecting your home doesn't just mean safeguarding against hurricanes ?" it also includes enhancing energy efficiency and security.
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