Author name: StormForce

Nothing is as unsightly as moldy cheese or bread in the refrigerator. Everyone knows that mold is not good. It’s especially problematic when it appears in your home or business. Who wants to look at or breathe in that unsightly and unwelcome fungus? Gross. Whether on the ceilings or walls or in hidden areas you

What does hail damage look like on a roof? Recognizing whether a roof has been damaged by hail can be tricky, if not impossible, for homeowners to discern. Additionally, hail damage falls on a scale from minor to major. Often, homeowners are led astray by unscrupulous roofing companies misrepresenting the amount and severity of hail

Often, homeowners do not know what options exist when financing a roof replacement project. Consequently, they delay moving forward with the roof replacement or select a financially unfavorable lending alternative. Two primary options exist, and we compare them: home improvement loan vs. home equity line of credit (HELOC). What Is A Home Improvement Loan And

In a moment, a storm can inflict significant or catastrophic destruction to your home, including the roof. However, not every weather outburst automatically produces devastation. As a homeowner, how can you know if a storm caused meaningful damage to your roof? Assuming your roof has sustained loss due to adverse weather, what immediate steps can

Recent storms and hurricanes (including Hurricanes Ian and Idalia) in Florida caused unprecedented damage to homes. Unfortunately, after impacted homeowners filed claims, a number of insurance companies failed to deliver payouts. In fact, many companies within Florida’s insurance system suddenly became insolvent, leaving homeowners with few, if any, viable alternative solutions to address unrepaired, hazardous

Hurricanes are well known for causing destruction. But if you’re new to the “hurricane zone” or homeownership in general, you may not be too familiar with the specific types of damage they cause. How do hurricanes affect homes? The answer depends on the storm’s strength and how well your home is built. It’s not unusual