There's no doubt that we are living in a time of uncertainty. While our expertise usually bases around how to keep your family and home safe from natural disasters, there's no ignoring the elephant in ... read more
What to Have in Case of Emergency Here's what we suggest you have on-hand in case of quarantine, hurricane, natural disaster, and more.
With the COVID-19 epidemic upon all of us around the world right now, we think it's timely to round up what we believe to be essential items you should always have on-hand in cases of emergency. ... read more
Hurricane Terms to Remember 16 terms to know in case of a storm.
No matter what time of the year it is, staying up to date on storm terminology is never a bad idea. We've compiled this list of the most important hurricane terms from the National Hurricane Center ... read more
What to Know About Tornados, Waterspouts & Hurricanes Each type of storm has its own unique nuances that make it just as dangerous as the other.
We just recently were subject to a Tornado Watch in the Lowcountry. Luckily, a tornado never touched down. But if it did, would you have been fully prepared to weather the storm in the safest way ... read more
Do You Really Need Hurricane Shutters? Many people just install plywood boards, but they're not always enough.
When hurricanes are still brewing in the ocean and begin to make movement toward you and your family, panic can begin to set in. If you're not prepared with established storm protection, now ... read more
Protect Your Home on a Budget Keeping your home safe from a storm is priceless, but there are ways to do it efficiently.
Keeping your home protected from storms doesn't always have to be expensive and take up a lot of room. When hurricanes and tornados are prevalent in the Lowcountry, it's imperative to shield your home ... read more
Keep Your Home Safe From the Snow Baby, it's cold outside...
While we realize how lucky we are to live in the South Carolina Lowcountry and not usually have to worry about snow and ice, the temperatures have been dipping to new lows as of late in our community. ... read more
Keeping Your Home Dry After Days of Rain Rain, rain, go away...
The Lowcountry has been subject to many a rain shower these past few weeks. Although we would definitely prefer it to the snowstorms in the Northern part of the country, there are still risks we run ... read more
Protect Your Home this Winter Our top five tips to staying warm this holiday season.
Cooler weather has rolled into the Lowcountry along with the upcoming holidays this year. While we appreciate a little briskness, there are some things to be cautioned of in preparation for the cold. ... read more
How Do Hurricanes Get Their Names? We know you've always wondered where they come from.
Irma. Humberto. Imelda. Dorian. Otto. None of these names are common, yet all of them are associated with recent hurricanes. It makes sense that each tropical storm and hurricane should have their ... read more
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