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5 things you can
do to help prepare
for a storm.

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Make sure your
roof is secure

A poorly maintained roof can lead to water
entering your home. Make sure you repair
any existing damage and make sure nothing is loose.

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Clear your gutters, 
downpipes and drains

Cleaning your gutters can help protect
your home from storm water damage.

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Trim trees and branches 
around your home

Regular inspections can help prevent
potential damage caused by high
winds. Download your tree trimming
guide by clicking the link below. 

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Secure your outdoor items 
around your yard and balcony

Reduce the risk of strong winds damaging
your property by removing or securing
outdoor furniture and items.​

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Clean up debris
around your property

Help lower the risk of damage from loose
objects during storms and high winds
by clearing any debris and objects around
your property.​

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