Storm Solutions Blog

Those in hurricane-prone areas are often guilty of a peculiar phenomenon: hurricane amnesia. In this post, we’re going to look at how it affects Floridians, including details on what it is exactly, why it’s such a dangerous state-of-mind to have, and some advice for snapping you out of that apathetic mood, if you’re in it. 

Looking for ways to cut down on some monthly expenses? Insurance cost definitely can take a sizable chunk out of your paycheck, taking away from your daily luxuries and ability to save.

The southern and eastern coasts of the United States are the highest hit areas for hurricanes in the country. Southwest Florida residents have experienced more than their share of deadly hurricanes.

Hurricane season is upon us, and if you are a Southwest Florida waterfront property owner, you need to be sure you are prepared for whatever the season may bring – even more so than your landlocked friends inland. While we all hope for a quiet hurricane season, we know that it’s always best to be prepared for the worst.

Along with the fun of planning a summer full of beach days and frolicking in the sun, those of us living in the Southwest Florida area need to plan and prepare for hurricane season. June 1 is the official start of hurricane season, which extends through Summer and early Fall, ending November 30th.

While Southwest Florida’s glorious sunshine is the norm for most days, hurricanes are a reality for residents of Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and other communities on the coast. While a hurricane can be a scary prospect for homeowners, proper preparation can keep your home intact and your family safe during a big storm. Here are some of the steps you should take to ensure your security during a hurricane.

We’d venture to say that there’s nowhere better to be than Southwest Florida when Old Man Winter takes its toll on our friends in the north. We’re lucky to have sunshine for the majority of the year, and our winter is very temperate. In fact, it’s so appealing that our population swells with “snowbirds,” or seniors who flee the cold for our warm sunshine, as well as vacationers eager to see the sun after months of cold.

Living in a hurricane prone area like Fort Myers, Florida you have to make sure to take the appropriate steps to protect your family and property. That responsibility is amplified when you are the property manager of a luxury golf and tennis retirement community.

Hurricane Protection for your Condominium Community

Southwest Florida boasts some of the most beautiful condominium communities in the country. Luxurious high rises dot the coastline, senior living communities provide a safe home for snowbirds, and golf communities are any avid player’s dream. Although the Florida sun shines most days, it’s important to protect your condo community when the weather gets rough.

If it were possible to turn back the clock, we’d say yesterday was the perfect time to order your new hurricane windows! Since yesterday isn’t an option, today is the day! If you wait until the weather stations flash hurricane warnings across your TV screen, it may be too late.