Category Archives: Hurricanes

The Autumn Journey of Red Drum

Posted on September 16, 2016 by John

Cool mornings this week reminded everyone fall is just around the corner. This subtle change in temperature inspires many of us to behave differently. It’s actually enjoyable to be outside again. Now, it’s easier to relax and drink a morning … Continue reading →

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Free “Brace for the Storm” Workshops Help Homeowners Prepare for Disasters

Posted on June 17, 2016 by John

Here in the latter half of June, temperatures have heated up and summer thunderstorms have swept through on a regular basis. As we are reminded often,  hurricane season has begun. While we haven’t had a major storm in 11 years, … Continue reading →

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Hurricane Season Is Upon Us Again… Time to Prepare

Posted on May 8, 2016 by John

The beginning of hurricane season—June 1—is very nearly upon us. It’s been more than ten years since northwest Florida was on the receiving end of a destructive hurricane. However, we’ve been no strangers to devastating floods, tornadoes, and even an … Continue reading →

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