Those poor people get it every year in Florida. Have a family member who lives there; house has been severely damaged two times. Did a complete restoration only to have it happen again, so much work. Imagine this year won't be any different. In the midwest, we are having a bad storm with winds from 25-46 MPH, all I'm worried about is the gutters filling up with leaves. Such a small worry in comparison.
You need to get filters for your gutters so the leaves don't collect in them. I'm sorry for your family, but after two such devastating restorations, I would think about moving to higher ground. The insurance must be astronomical - assuming they can get it.
This post was edited by Spunky at September 27, 2024 4:28 PM MDT
Helene has been with me a couple of days and I'm worn out. The storm was so large it covered the whole state. My house is fine but I think my car may be a goner. I left it over at my sister's and their storm surge was more than ours and the car got flooded. I haven't even seen it. Too tired to care. I'll go over there tomorrow or Sunday and open it up. I'm sure if I should call insurance or maintenance people. When water went into the car reports are that the interior lights came on. How strange. Anyway.............
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