As hurricane season hovers, there is no better time to ask yourself the tough questions, among them: How prepared am I, really?
You’ve got your list started: water, canned goods, boards and nails… but none of that will matter if you haven’t started from the top. The very top. As in—the rooftop.

Spring transformations, which can increase a home’s functionality and enjoyability, are in the plans of many Tampa Bay residents. Moreover, as Flagstone Pavers representative, Christine Wright points out, updating your outdoor living space in the spring ensures that you’ll get the most out of it come summertime, sans drawbacks and setbacks due to lengthy contractor lead times: “Prepare for summer early because construction will be booming and contractors fully booked.”

Faux Wood home enhancement products are here to stay, and Fatezzi Faux Wood of Orlando, Florida is leading the way toward drastically enhancing our nation’s overall home appeal and value. Homeowners who wish to travel the traditional route with real wood accents are encountering drawbacks these options present with regard to price, practicality and performance.

Many companies will boast about being on top of spring trends, but few will be able to decipher which trends will last well beyond the season. Since 1984, however, Closet Factory has been a trusted leader in creating quality organization solutions for spaces throughout the homes of their West Central Florida clients.

Despite Tampa Bay’s average temperatures and humidity levels rising as spring attempts to wash away the winter chill, occasional cold pops will continue to upset the otherwise mild weather trends we will see in the coming months. “Cold fronts will bring brief periods of heavy rain, gusty winds and rollercoaster temperatures through March,” ABC Action News’ Shay Ryan explains before reassuring us that we “can expect this to come to an end in April.”