With hurricane season upon us, it’s time to make certain that our homes are secure. Making or buying storm shutters for windows, clearing debris around the yard, and making certain that the roof is properly strapped down are all areas that most homeowners think about. An often overlooked, yet most important area to secure is generally the largest opening in the house: the garage door. An improperly installed or older, weakened system can bring disaster to your entire home should a hurricane head your way.
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20 Jul
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20 Jul
As a Florida homeowner, you know how unpredictable Florida’s summertime weather can be. Days start off warm and sunny, but it isn’t uncommon to end the day with a sudden thunderstorm. Perhaps the most unpredictable weather patterns we experience are hurricanes. Their high velocity winds, violent rain and erratic paths of movement make it necessary for homeowners to be prepared for whatever the storms may bring.
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20 Jul
Natural stone is an amazing gift that keeps on giving… if it’s maintained properly. The wear and tear on your beautiful marble, stone and travertine surfaces can dull the pride of ownership you once felt when your fingers glided over your brand new granite countertops, or when you tiptoed over your luxurious travertine tiles for the first time.
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20 Jul
Vacation time is here, and for many, that means trips to the beach to relax with the sounds of the surf, take a swim in the cool water, and enjoy the natural beauty that Mother Nature has to offer. Of course, there are many downsides to heading to the beach: the crowds; rough surf; packing and unpacking all the chairs, towels, umbrellas and toys; jellyfish and even shark dangers! If only there was a way to enjoy the beach without all the hassle…
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20 Jul
It’s time to invest in a new and lasting roof which translates to improved efficiencies, savings and curb appeal, plus it will be the last roof your property will ever need, so says the Boral Steel roofing team. Boral Steel is the perfect Florida roofing system is designed to withstand up to 120-mile-per-hour winds, in addition to a Class A fire rating (the best possible warranty against fire), and made in the USA.