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For the fastest response, please call/text us Mon. thru Fri. 9am - 4pm at (727) 771-8747.
It’s important to prepare both your roof and your gutters for Florida’s rainy season. During this time, you can expect to receive 26.8 inches of rain, which accounts for about 70% of the year’s rainfall.
Preparing for Wind and Floods
Florida’s landscape makes flooding a major issue, especially for those living in southern Florida. This is why it’s so important for you to always keep up-to-date on your home’s flood and wind insurance policies, even if your home isn’t located in a flood zone area. In fact, since 1978 many of the low-risk zones in Florida have become susceptible to flooding. They’ve incurred about 20% – 25% of all flood insurance claims in recent years thanks to severe rainstorms, hurricanes, and water that’s become backed up because of drainage systems that are either inadequate or overloaded and dams or levees that have failed. Bear in mind that most of the time when there’s a severe downpour or a hurricane, there will also be severe damage from its accompanying wind.
There are some things you may have overlooked in your preparation for the rainy season. While your roof and gutters are important, here are some other important things that you should also remember:
Have Your Roof and Gutters Professionally Inspected
Before the start of the rainy season, you should call on the professionals at Done Rite Roofing, Inc to come out and inspect your roof and gutters. This will let you know if there are any potential problems that may arise throughout this season. Knowing about these things ahead of time will save you thousands of dollars in comparison to the money you may have to spend after a storm rolls through so give them a call today.
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