Serving Sarasota & Manatee County, FL

What Storm Prep Involves

  • Shutters go up over the doors, windows, and sliders that need covering before a storm
  • Gutters get cleared so heavy rain has somewhere to drain
  • Loose items around the yard and lanai get secured or brought inside ahead of high winds
  • Shutters come back down and debris gets cleared once the storm has passed

What Does Hurricane Preparation Cost?

Pricing depends on:

  • Post-storm exterior cleaning is quoted as pressure washing
  • Shifted or stained pavers are quoted as paver sealing or paver repair

We no longer take on hurricane preparation work itself. The post-storm cleaning and paver resetting we do handle is quoted as pressure washing or paver sealing.

How It Plays Out

  1. Before storm season

    A walk-through of the property flags which openings, shutters, and gutters need attention before storms start rolling in.

  2. Shutters go up

    Panels, accordion, or impact shutters get secured over every opening that needs covering as a storm approaches.

  3. Gutters get cleared

    Gutters and downspouts get cleared so heavy rain has somewhere to go instead of overflowing.

  4. Property gets secured

    Loose items around the yard, lanai, and pool area get brought in or tied down before high winds arrive.

  5. After the storm

    Once conditions are safe, shutters come down and storm debris gets cleared from the property.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you handle hurricane preparation?

No — we no longer take on that work. What we handle is what a storm leaves behind: salt film and debris staining on the house, driveway, or lanai, and pavers that have shifted or need resetting.

Do you install or remove hurricane shutters?

No, we don't install or remove shutters. If the shutters or the storm have left staining or salt film behind, that's pressure washing — see our pressure washing page.

What should happen to a property before a storm?

Generally: shutters go up over the openings that need covering, gutters get cleared so rain has somewhere to go, and loose items around the yard get secured or brought inside.

What should happen after the storm passes?

Shutters come down and debris gets cleared. If the storm left staining, salt film, or shifted pavers behind, that's exactly the kind of cleanup we quote as pressure washing or paver sealing.

What we can help with after a storm

Storm cleanup on your home's exterior, driveway and lanai ispressure washing work, and pavers that have shifted or stained are paver sealing.