Water Damage Restoration Plus Of Jacksonville Prepares For Hurricane Season
Jul 4, 2023
July 04, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Jacksonville, Florida-based Water Damage Restoration Plus of Jacksonville is helping the community prepare for hurricane season. According to the company, this season runs from June 1 to November 30 in the Atlantic Ocean.
When hurricane season rolls around, the company says, it is vital that residents of Florida make plans and get ready. Preparation is key, and it can go a long way in keeping an individual or family safe.
One of the most important parts of prep is to have an emergency supply kit ready. Ideally, an emergency supply kit will contain an emergency food and water supply, an emergency medicine supply, emergency power sources such as flashlights (with extra batteries included), safety and personal items, important documents (including medical documents, wills, passports, and personal identification) and a fire extinguisher. Depending on the specific needs of each individual, there may be other items added to such a kit, but the ones listed should be considered necessary.
In addition to having an emergency supply kit prepared, there are other steps Jacksonville residents can take. Writing down emergency phone numbers (and keeping them somewhere accessible, near phones) and programming emergency numbers into phones are both excellent actions since it can be dangerous not to be able to contact emergency services in times of need.
It can also be useful to locate the nearest hurricane shelter and plan out different routes to get there. In case there are no shelters nearby, people should learn how to find them in the event of a hurricane. Jacksonville residents who have pets should make sure they pre-identify shelters, a pet-friendly hotel, or an out-of-town friend or relative where pets can be safe during an evacuation. Local animal shelters can be a good place to go for advice on what to do with pets in case there is an evacuation.
Graham Duke from Water Damage Restoration Plus of Jacksonville says, “Hurricane season can be quite terrifying, and if you are not prepared for it, you can really find yourself in a terrible position. This is why we want to do our part to make sure our community can be prepared for any emergencies that might occur during this hurricane season.”
He continues, “Whether it is before the hurricane or after, our team here at Water Damage Restoration Plus stands at the ready to ensure that our community is safe. If you have questions, either about hurricane prep — whether for your home or for yourself — or about dealing with water damage caused by the hurricane, you can always reach out to us. We are just one phone call away, or alternatively, you can contact us via our Facebook page.”
Since the company was established in 2014, Water Damage Restoration Plus of Jacksonville has earned great praise from their community for their dedicated service. Gordon L. writes in his 5-Star review, “Without hesitation, I wholeheartedly recommend this company to anyone seeking water damage restoration services. When the first level of our house experienced a flood, their assistance and support were invaluable.”
With over 40 years of experience in the industry, the team at Water Damage Restoration Plus have earned a reputation as a reliable water damage contractor. From disaster cleanups to full restoration jobs, Water Damage Restoration Plus provides a range of services that can be very useful for Jacksonville residents.
To learn more about Water Damage Restoration Plus of Jacksonville and the whole range of services provided by the company, interested parties are encouraged to visit their website. Graham Duke invites Jacksonville residents to get in touch with him directly via email or phone for any additional questions or concerns. The Jacksonville water restoration company also maintains a presence on social media.
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For more information about Water Damage Restoration Plus of Jacksonville, contact the company here:
Water Damage Restoration Plus of Jacksonville
Graham Duke
(904) 895-7888
[email protected]
11539 Anamoree Lane
Jacksonville, FL 32223
ReleaseID: 60061197
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