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Outdoor Preparation Tips for Preventing Property Damage During Storms in Springfield?

11/5/2024 (Permalink)

Turbulent storm clouds fill the sky. We respond to storm damage emergencies 24 hours a day in Lane County.

Our local Springfield and East Lane County teams are trained and certified to restore storm damage quickly and efficiently. In the Pacific Northwest, storms can cause significant damage to homes and businesses. Taking simple precautions before a storm hits will help protect your property from wind damage.

First, secure or remove loose items around your yard, such as patio furniture, grills, and garbage cans. These unsecured items can become dangerous projectiles in high winds, potentially damaging your home or neighboring properties. Storing them indoors or securing them will reduce this risk.

Next, inspect your trees and shrubs. Trim back branches close to your home, especially near windows, roofs, or power lines. Weak or overgrown branches are prone to breaking in high winds and can cause significant damage when they fall.

Make sure your rain gutters and downspouts are clear of debris. Wind-driven rain can easily overwhelm clogged gutters, causing water to pool and potentially damage your roof or foundation. Additionally, reinforce garage doors and shutters to withstand high wind pressures.

Finally, check for any loose roof shingles and siding. Securing these in advance can prevent them from blowing off during a storm. By preparing for storm damage outside your home, you can significantly reduce the risk of property damage during severe storms.

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