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After about 570+ hours playing Rocket League (my all-time favorite game), I decided to take a shot at producing my first ever video game review. I'm currently 50% done due to a big update that pretty much made my review obsolete.
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TxProBuilt.com is currently working on their site and needed some content to fill up some of their pages. I personally worked on ONLY the home page content, and this blog post below.*
*They may have made edits by the time you read this post.
We’re about two months into hurricane season and weather experts are already updating their pre-hurricane season predictions. According to a recent update from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 2017’s hurricane season will be a bit more active than usual.
Are You Prepared?
Us Texans get severe weather from time to time. That’s just Texas weather for ya. From downpours and floods, to lightning and hail storms, we’ve all experienced what Mother Nature can do when she’s lettin’ loose on Texas. As home or business owners, it’s our duty to make sure that our assets and loved ones are protected at all times. Think you’re hurricane/severe weather ready? Scope out our checklist below!
1.) Trim Them Trees
Make sure your trees are trimmed and that you remove any damaged branches/trees or loose debris from your yard. Hurricane winds won’t hesitate to pick up any sticks or leaves and fling ‘em in your general direction. Minimize property damage where ya can!
2.) Pick Up Your Yard/Patio/Deck
From foldable chairs and tables, to BBQ pits and questionable flamingo decorations, lock down any items that will be a flight risk during a hurricane. Make room in your garage, store some items in a shed, or temporarily remodel your home with all of your outdoor decorations. We’re sure your loved ones won’t mind…much.
3.) Hurricane Emergency Kit
We’ll let the experts at Ready.gov handle this one
4.) Get Your Mind IN the Gutter
Now that we have your attention, make sure you clean out and maintain any gutters or downspouts around your home. Water should be able to flow in and out of these areas with ease. Having a clean gutter or downspout will help minimize any water damage to areas like your roof or attic when severe rainstorms hit.
5.) Preventative Roof Maintenance
Don’t let “I’ll do it later” turn in to “I should have done that a while ago”. If you’re even a little bit concerned about your roof (or other areas of your home), get them checked out by a professional ASAP. Preventative roof maintenance can save you oodles of repair costs down the road if you get out in front of your roofing problems early enough!
Need the roof on your home or business inspected by one of our certified roofing professionals at TX Pro Built? Feel free to fill out the form on our home page, send us an e.mail to (info@txprobuilt.com), or call us at (phone number here) and we’ll be happy to help make sure your roof is up to par!