Servicing Naples and Marco Island Only Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Relief Services

Sure, we provide many services and will be here for you in any situation, but nothing would please us more if you were safe and did not need us at all!  

Hurricane season starts on  June 1 in the Atlantic and the Caribbean. It ends on November 30.

Hurricanes don’t only affect people living along the coast. They can cause damage hundreds of miles from the shore. Learn how to be prepared, here are some tips:

Know your local news and emergency venues. 

Know the local Police and Community websites and social media pages.

Stay in touch with neighbors and local friends who may have additional information of goings on in the area. 

Before hurricane season each year, make sure you and your family are prepared by planning ahead.

• Write down emergency phone numbers and keep them on the refrigerator or near every phone in your house. Program them into your cell phone too.
• Prepare an emergency supply kit.
• Locate the nearest shelter and different routes you can take to get there from your home. If shelter locations in your area have not been identified, learn how to find them in the event of a storm.
• Pet owners: Pre-identify shelters, a pet-friendly hotel, or an out-of-town friend or relative where you can take your pets in an evacuation. Local animal shelters may be able to offer advice on what to do with your pets if you are asked to evacuate your home.
• Plan accordingly for power outages and power surges
• Strategically place sandbags and water attenuation where possible in anticipation of flooding
• Board up windows and doors and put up hurricane shutters if you have them
• Have us on speed dial! (239-571-9092) Or fill out our web form if you need us! (Look for our new APP coming out soon!) 

During and after a hurricane, you may need supplies to keep your family safe and healthy. Remember that a hurricane could cut off your power and water supply. You also may not be able to drive because of damage to your car. Roads may be flooded or blocked.

That's why it's best to be prepared—stock up on everything you might need now. Be sure to prepare the following:

• An emergency food and water supply.
• An emergency medicine supply.
• Emergency power sources such as flashlights (don't forget extra batteries).
• Safety and personal items.
• Important documents, including medical documents, wills, passports, and personal identification.
• A fire extinguisher. Make sure your family knows where to find it and how to use it!