Hurricane: Best Practices For Landscapes
As residents of South Florida, we all know how devastating hurricanes can be. Apart from securing our homes and businesses, it is essential to prepare our landscapes to minimize damage and ensure a speedy recovery. In this blog, we will discuss some best practices for preparing your landscape for a hurricane, the importance of a quick response, and how Estate Landscaping’s Hurricane Response Program can help.
General Tips for Preparing Your Landscape for a Hurricane
Assess your landscape: Look around your property and identify any trees or shrubs that may be unstable or overgrown. Trimming back or removing these plants can prevent them from falling and causing damage during a storm. You would be surprised what can take flight during high winds.
Secure outdoor items: Store away any outdoor furniture, potted plants, and decorative items that can become projectiles during high winds. Place heavier items closer to your house or building to provide extra protection. Indoors is always preferable.
Drainage: Clear any debris from gutters, drains, and downspouts to ensure proper drainage. If necessary, install additional drainage systems to prevent water from pooling in your yard.
Reinforce structures: Check your fencing, gates, and other outdoor structures for stability. Make any necessary repairs or reinforcements to prevent them from becoming damaged or collapsing during a hurricane.
Hurricane Cleanup and Quick Response
After a hurricane, it is essential to address any damage to your landscape promptly. Fallen trees, branches, and debris can obstruct driveways, walkways, and other areas, making it difficult to assess the extent of the damage. Quick cleanup can help minimize the risk of injury, prevent further damage, and allow you to resume normal operations as soon as possible.
At Estate Landscaping, we understand the importance of a quick response after a hurricane. That’s why we offer a comprehensive Hurricane Response Program to our clients. Our team of trained professionals will assess your property and develop a customized plan to address any damage. We will work quickly to clear debris, remove fallen trees and branches, and restore your landscape to its pre-storm condition. Spots are limited for this program, so sign up soon.
Benefits of Estate Landscaping’s Hurricane Response Program
Priority scheduling: Our Hurricane Response Program clients receive priority scheduling for all post-storm services. We will make every effort to be on-site within 24 hours of the storm passing. This includes one on one communication, assuming you have pre authorized us to service your property.
Trained professionals: Our team of trained professionals has the equipment and expertise to handle any post-storm cleanup job, big or small. They have been through ample hurricane response protocols and have seen it all.
Peace of mind: With our Hurricane Response Program, you can rest easy knowing that your landscape will be in good hands after a hurricane. We will work quickly to get your property back to normal so that you can resume your daily operations.
Preparing your landscape for a hurricane and having a quick response plan in place are essential for minimizing damage and ensuring a speedy recovery. Estate Landscaping’s Hurricane Response Program provides our clients with peace of mind knowing that their property will be taken care of promptly after a hurricane. Contact us today to learn more about our program and how we can help protect your landscape from hurricane damage. To learn more, check out this page on our website.
For more information on how Estate Landscaping can take care of your landscaping needs, give us a call at (239) 498-1187, or send us an email at info@estatelandscaping.com.
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