With most parts of Florida back to normal after Hurricane Irma, the storm that could have devastated our Sunshine State, it can be tempting to write off the hurricane and move on. Experts say awaiting a big storm can even cause hurricane-related post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms.
Read MoreSimple tips for Homeowners during Hurricane Season South Florida living is pretty great, except when it comes time for hurricane season. Fortunately, there are some simple steps homeowners can take to protect themselves and their home from hurricane damage. Our blog explores some of the common mistakes made in a hurricane and what you can …
Read MoreIn an Event of a Hurricane or other Emergency In South Florida, the beginning of June marks the official start of Hurricane Season, which runs from June 1-November 30. Hurricanes and tropical storms can cause power outages, flooding, and devastating damage, but they are also very unpredictable. It is wise to prepare before a potential …
Read MoreShould I Choose Impact Windows or Hurricane Shutters? Hurricane season starts next month, making now the time to consider investing in proper protection for your home. Two of the most popular window protection options are impact windows and shutters. They both provide the same benefit of protection, but impact windows protect your home year round. …
Read MoreDo Impact Windows Increase Your Property Value? When you live in South Florida, protection from storms is an absolute necessity, especially during the rainy summer months that make up hurricane season. You may be hesitant to upgrade your home if you’re planning on selling in the next few years. What if you don’t see a …
Read MorePrepare for Hurricane Season 1. There is a waiting period for flood insurance. Flood insurance policies are sold by private companies through the National Flood Insurance Program and typically cover any flood damage on a home’s first and above-the-ground floors. South Florida homeowners should avoid waiting until a hurricane is on its way to start …
Read MoreAt Max Guard, we make getting hurricane impact windows and doors on the market as affordable as possible. We offer flexible financing options and are proud to be an approved PACE lender, enabling us to provide low-cost, long-term funding for our energy-efficient products.
