Expert Insiders: Hurricane Preparedness

Hurricane Preparedness Starts Before the Storm

By Brand Contributor

Susanne Van Selow

President & Contractor

Van Selow Design Build, LLC

Living along Florida’s Gulf Coast means hurricane preparedness should be a year-round priority. Before storm season, homeowners should secure outdoor items, trim trees, clean gutters, test generators, and review emergency plans.

As a remodeling and design-build firm based in St. Petersburg, we often help homeowners incorporate storm-resistant features into renovation projects without sacrificing style or comfort. Impact-rated windows and doors, upgraded roofing systems, improved drainage, flood-resistant materials, and generator preparation can all strengthen a home while improving energy efficiency and long-term value.

One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make is waiting until a storm is approaching to prepare. By then, contractors, materials, and supplies are often difficult to find.

Preparedness is about planning ahead. Whether through routine maintenance or strategic renovations, investing in your home’s resilience today can help protect your family, property, and peace of mind for years to come.

(727) 391-2959
Info@vanselowdesign.com,
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