Two farmhouses on open grassland beneath towering dark storm clouds

Severe weather is coming. Is your house ready?

The next storm won't wait.
Neither should you.

Generators sell out, flood policies take 30 days to start, and contractors book up the moment a storm is named. Get your home protected — and the gear in hand — before the forecast turns.

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1,000+Tornadoes touch down in a typical U.S. year

#1Flooding is the most common U.S. natural disaster

30 daysTypical wait before new NFIP flood cover starts

Nov 30Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 to Nov 30

Weather threats

What's headed for your house?

Pick the threat you face. Each guide shows the damage it does, the fixes that stop it, and exactly what to do when a warning goes out.

Hurricanes

A season-long plan for wind, surge, rain, and the long power outage that follows.

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Tornadoes

Pick a shelter spot, get reliable alerts, and be ready for the minutes that count.

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Flooding

Find your flood risk, block the entry points, protect the basement, and dry out safely.

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Wildfires

Clear the ignition zone, close ember entry points, manage smoke, and leave early.

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Winter Storms

Winterize in the fall, protect your pipes, heat safely in an outage, and manage snow on the roof.

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Why waiting costs more

Shelves empty first
Generators, water, batteries and weather radios are the first things to disappear once a storm hits the forecast.
Coverage has a waiting period
New NFIP flood policies usually take 30 days to start, and many insurers stop making changes once a storm threatens.
Contractors book up
Shutters, transfer switches and storm shelters need installers — and their calendars fill the moment the season starts.

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