Protect your home
- •Confirm all impact windows and doors close and lock fully.
- •Clear window tracks so sashes seat and seal properly.
- •Secure or bring in outdoor furniture and projectiles.
- •Trim trees and clear gutters ahead of the season.
- •Inspect the roof and exterior seals.
Build your supply kit
- •One week of water (one gallon per person per day).
- •Non-perishable food and a manual can opener.
- •Flashlights, batteries, and a portable charger.
- •First-aid kit and medications.
- •Cash, important documents, and phone chargers.
Protect documents and valuables
Store insurance policies, IDs, and property records in a waterproof container or securely in the cloud. Photograph your home's interior and exterior — including your impact windows and their approvals — so you have documentation for any claim.
Why impact windows simplify prep
One of the biggest advantages of impact windows is that there's nothing to deploy. Unlike shutters or plywood, your protection is already in place — so your storm prep is faster, safer, and less stressful. That peace of mind is especially valuable when a storm forms quickly in the Gulf.
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