In May, our team developed part one of the severe storms blog series and explained how hurricanes are among the most dangerous storms in the world. We explained the importance of establishing a contingency plan, as it is extremely difficult to efficiently react during these storms.

In the first blog of this series, we explained how severe storms (specifically hurricanes) are among the most dangerous storms in the world. We also mentioned how important it is to establish a contingency plan for these destructive storms, as it is extremely difficult to efficiently react while they are occurring.

Thunderstorms, flash floods, blizzards, tornados, ice storms, dust storms, cyclones, and hurricanes are all categorized as severe weather, or severe storms. These storms can occur at any moment, in any location producing hazardous conditions which may include: damaging winds, large hail, excessive rainfall, lightning, freezing rain, sleet, and/or snow.

The very latest report from CoreLogic is here – and it includes some interesting projections on 2018 hurricane season and the cost of reconstruction.

I’ve had the privilege of getting to know the restoration industry from a few different angles over the last year, wearing a few different hats. Each hat has given me some fresh perspective and understanding of the daily life of you all, restorers.

Recently, I had the privilege of listening to Jerry Seinfeld’s latest comic routine. Yes, in case you’re wondering, it was absolutely hilarious! He opened by telling the audience how proud he was of all who attended.

It feels like just yesterday the R&R team, and some event staff at BNP Media, got together for the first call to discuss launching a brand new event in the disaster restoration industry. After months of careful research and planning, we are now less than one month away from the inaugural event. Booth and exhibitor space sold out early, and attendee spaces are filling up.