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Beyond Shingles: Why Securing Your Roof’s Gutters and Flashing is Critical for Hurricane Season The Hurricane Prep Mistake Most New Orleans Homeowners Make As the summer air gets thick and the calendar flips towards peak hurricane season, the familiar checklist comes out across New Orleans. We board up windows, stock up on water and batteries,

After the Storm Passes: A Safe Guide to Initial Roof Damage Assessment in New Orleans The wind has finally died down. The rain has stopped. In the quiet aftermath of a New Orleans storm, a familiar mix of relief and anxiety settles in. You step outside, surveying the downed branches and debris, and your eyes

Documenting Your Roof: The Pre-Storm Photos & Paperwork Your Insurance Company Wants to See Here in the Gulf South, we don’t ask if a storm is coming, but when. As hurricane season approaches, the peace of mind that comes from preparation is priceless. While you’re stocking up on water, batteries, and non-perishables, have you prepared

Hurricane-Resistant Roofing: What Materials Work Best for Louisiana’s Coastal Climate? There’s a feeling every Louisiana homeowner knows. It starts as a whisper on the news—a tropical depression forming out in the Gulf. Soon, it’s a named storm, and you’re watching that spaghetti model, hoping the cone of uncertainty shifts away from your parish. As the

A Visual Guide to Spotting Pre-Hurricane Roof Vulnerabilities on Your NOLA Home Hurricane season is coming. In New Orleans, we know that rhythm all too well. It’s a time for stocking up on supplies, making an evacuation plan, and keeping a close, watchful eye on the Gulf. But amid all the preparations, the single most

Protecting Your Home, Your Wallet, and Our Planet in the Gulf South Living here in the Gulf South, whether you’re in Mandeville, Biloxi, or right here in New Orleans, we understand what it means to face down a storm. We also know the relentless heat and humidity that stick with us most of the year.