• Homeowner Resources

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  • Area Storm Information

    Pasco County - Click Here

    City of Tampa - Click Here

    Hillsborough County - Click Here

    Pinellas County - Click Here

    Storm Prep Resources

    Who to call to assist preparing your home:

    • Shutters (putting up or taking down shutters you have)
    • Storm clean up/Tree Removal
    • Generator maintenance 
    • Roof Tarping
    • 24/7 Emergency Services
    • Large Loss Service
    • Mitigation Services
    • Environmental Services
    • Contents Restoration
    • Electronics Restoration
    • Reconstruction Services
    • Public Adjusters

     

    To connect with contractors, please click here.

     

    Useful Links:

    NAHB Disaster Resources - Links and Resources - Click Here

    NAHB  Emergency Preparedness Checklist - Click Here

    Preparing financial documents during Hurricane Season - Click Here

    Post Storm Recovery Information and Resources - Click Here

    Find local, licensed contractors - Member Directory


  • Hire a Licensed Contractor
     
    Unlicensed activity is a serious threat to the health, safety, and welfare of Florida residents and visitors. 
    Here’s some advice from Florida’s Construction Industry Licensing Board:
     
    Don’t be victimized by someone making a door-to-door presentation offering to do repair jobs or home improvements "on-the-spot" and requiring a cash deposit.
    Ask to see their Florida state registered or Florida state certified contractor’s license. Visit www.myfloridalicense.com or call the number below to verify that the license is valid.
    Get at least three bids, and ask for references of work the contractor has completed in your area. Make personal contacts and ask about the quality of work.
    Require a written contract with the contractor’s license number on it. Don’t sign if there are any blank areas and until you fully understand the terms.
    Don’t pay cash, don’t let payments get ahead of the work completed, and don’t pay the full cost of the job up-front. Make sure that building material costs are paid; ask for receipts.
    Check workers’ compensation coverage by requesting to see a certificate of insurance. If injuries occur on your property, you may be liable.
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