RestoPros shares expert guidance on hurricane preparedness as forecasters predict an active 2026 storm season.
In the release, our team encouraged homeowners and property managers in coastal and inland regions to take preventative action now to help reduce the risk of storm-related property damage. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), this year’s Atlantic hurricane season is expected to bring above-normal activity, increasing the likelihood of flooding, water intrusion, mold growth, and costly repairs.
“Preparation makes a significant difference in the level of damage a home or business takes on during a storm,” said Alex Blair. “Taking care of vulnerable areas ahead of time can help make recovery much easier later.”
In the release, our experts shared several recommendations to help property owners prepare before severe weather arrives, including:
- Inspecting roofs, windows, and doors for vulnerabilities
- Clearing gutters and directing drainage away from structures
- Securing outdoor furniture and trimming nearby trees
- Reviewing insurance coverage and documenting property conditions
- Identifying areas most vulnerable to water intrusion
The feature also highlighted the importance of acting quickly after a storm to help prevent additional damage and mold growth. RestoPros provides emergency restoration and mitigation services including water extraction, structural drying, mold remediation, and fire and smoke restoration.
Read the full feature from Business Wire here: Business Wire Feature