Brace yourselves, Sarasota County residents! Hurricane Milton is making its way towards us, and it's time to ensure the safety of everything dear to us, including our beloved cars. This article serves as a crucial reminder and a final call-out to get your vehicles secured before the wrath of Hurricane Milton descends upon us.
The Storm Approaches
Hurricane Milton, with its fierce winds and torrential rains, is a force of nature to be reckoned with. As we prepare our homes and loved ones for the impending storm, we must not forget about our vehicles. Many may underestimate the power of hurricanes, but the damage they can cause is no joke. Cars left unprotected can suffer irreparable harm, costing us not only financially but also emotionally.
Act Now, Save Later
Now is the time to act! Don't wait until the last minute to safeguard your car. By taking simple yet effective measures, you can significantly increase the chances of your vehicle surviving Hurricane Milton unscathed. Whether it's finding a secure parking spot, covering your car with a cover, or ensuring all windows are tightly shut, every precaution counts.
Last-Minute Safety Tips
Here are some quick tips to help you protect your car from Hurricane Milton:
Secure Parking : Park your car in a garage or other sheltered location, away from trees and potential hazards. The higher the ground the better.
Check Windows & Doors : Ensure all windows are closed tightly, and doors are locked to prevent water damage inside the car.
Move Vehicles Further Inland OR Have Us do it for you : The time is now to get off the barrier islands, get to higher ground, Evacuation Zones A & B will probably suffer substantial damage.
If you Don't Know your Evacuation Zone, Check it here
Stay Prepared, Stay Safe
You Can Hide From Wind, but you Run From Water!!
Are You Ready?
Don't let Hurricane Milton catch you off guard. Act now, protect your car, and stay safe during this challenging time. Together, we can weather the storm and emerge stronger on the other side. Stay tuned for updates and safety reminders as we navigate through Hurricane Milton's path. If you need last minute help with vehicles, from afar or intown, let us know here
Stay Safe, Sarasota County!
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