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Cha

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7. Cool.. You have Peace of Mind in that department.

Reply to Hermit-The-Prog (Reply #3)

Thu Oct 18, 2018, 04:38 AM

Oct 2018

You never know when a Hurricane is going to hit inland.

There have been hurricanes in Gainesville, Florida. I used to live there in the 70s and I still have a sister and her family who have lived there for many years.

It's inland..

Storms leave their mark on Alachua County

https://www.gainesville.com/article/LK/20120601/News/604137452/GS/

Good on you and your son.. I know of too many homes on Kauai that their owners wish they had put Hurricane clips on before 9/11/92!

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Houses intact after Hurricane Michael were often saved by low-cost reinforcements [View all] SunSeeker Oct 2018 OP

Amazing isn't?! Just a few preventive measures Cha Oct 2018 #1

I hope your place has those reinforcements! SunSeeker Oct 2018 #2

It does.. my place was built in January 2017 and Cha Oct 2018 #5

Good! SunSeeker Oct 2018 #6

had to scrounge for mine Hermit-The-Prog Oct 2018 #3

Cool.. You have Peace of Mind in that department. Cha Oct 2018 #7

Thanks for the informative article! Rhiannon12866 Oct 2018 #4

We do not live in a "danger zone," in our part of Virginia, but our builder used phylny Oct 2018 #8