How to make your home more disaster resistant with maintenance and repairs?
As homeowners, we know that no home is completely disaster-proof. However, we can take many steps that might make all the difference to prepare our homes for events that may be unpredictable or beyond our control.
We often see the impact of such preparations on the news: When catastrophe strikes, there are often stark differences in how neighboring properties fare. Some homes are devastated while others sustain only minor damage. So what’s the difference between properties?
Exploring recent examples of disaster-related property damage can help us learn more about the updates our own homes might need.
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