We’ve been lucky if that’s how you want to say it. Blessed is a great way to say it too. Look all around us at the areas that have been flooded this year. In March & April there was flooding in Rhode Island. In May it was Tennessee and Kentucky. In June there were deadly flash floods in Arkansas, flooding along the Missouri River, and on the James River in South Dakota. Also, The arrival of the first hurricane in June is in keeping with the National Hurricane Center’s prediction of an above-average storm season. It is rare for a tropical storm to intensify to a hurricane in June. The NHC predictions for an active season were based in part on the end of El Niño conditions in the Pacific and a possible transition to La Niña, as well as on the unusually high sea surface temperatures in the Caribbean and tropical Atlantic.
What does all this mean to you and me? We’ve still got a very high chance of being hit with above-average amounts of rain. If you have been putting off having that “small” water intrusion issue looked at, now might be a good time to call us. You may actually be dealing with a small problem that can easily be repaired at little cost. On the otherhand, you could very well be dealing with a large problem that if left unrepaired, may be 4 to 5 times more costly to repair after a storm hits.
Want an honest evalution of the problem with a recommendation for the best solution possible to fix your unique problem? Want to avoid sales tactics and high-pressure techniques? Call TODAY! Don’t wait until it’s too late.
