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These shutters collapse and fold like an accordion. They are manually operated and must be locked into place to ensure effectiveness.
These columns are reinforced to keep them secure during high winds.
The kitchen exhaust vents here to avoid cutting holes in the roof which can lead to leaks.
Concrete tiles are more durable than clay, and these have reinforced fasteners to prevent damage during high winds.
Managing stormwater reuses water to be used in the landscaping.
This system prevents the foundation from moving when there is instability or movement in the soil.
A pier and beam system elevates the home off the ground to prevent flooding.
Adequate flashing around exterior pipes helps prevent moisture problems in the home.
Allowing adequate fresh air inot the home removes the strain from your HVAC system.
This demonstrates what a tornado safe room would need to meet the FEMA standard for 250 MPH wind.
These window panels can be easily put up before a storm to protect windows rather than using boards.
Fiber cement siding is resistant to heat and moisture to protect the home.
