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1. HOUSTON HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS CHECKLIST 2021 GENERATOR
2. HOUSTON HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS CHECKLIST 2021 WINDOWS

HOUSTON HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS CHECKLIST 2021 GENERATOR

Oil and petrol for generator (optional).‘C’ type fire extinguisher for electrical fires.Plywood and screw nails for windows/doors (if necessary).Keep in mind that supply may be limited as the demand for these products will be high: Here is the list of things to purchase, set up, prepare and do in advance of the hurricane season. Make sure you have the phone numbers of family and friends and that they have yours.Have raincoats/ponchos handy as it might rain for several days after the hurricane.

HOUSTON HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS CHECKLIST 2021 WINDOWS

to line doors and windows for water seepage

Close cistern openings and disconnect downspouts.Keep swimming pool full, to around 12 inches from the top.Wedge sliding doors to prevent them lifting from tracks and reinforce garage door.Consider blocking toilets with old towels, so they do not back up.Charge cell phones and have cell phone charger that plugs into you cars USB port or car lighter.If power goes out, food and ice will last longer Turn freezer and fridge to the coldest setting.Clean tubs/baths and fill them with water.Do laundry it may be a long time before you can do it again.Pack irreplaceable and precious items into large plastic bags or Rubbermaid containers/tubs and seal them with tape.Buy buckets and sheets of plastic to protect furniture and wood floors from ceiling leaks.Pick up rugs from the floor, and remove drapes from windows and store in plastic bags.Put silicone or foam around outside doors and also fill sandbags sufficient to protect ground level outside of the doors.Move furniture and belongings away from windows and doors and elevate off floor level.Make arrangements for the safety of your pets.Secure boat and remove all equipment, i.e.bird feeder, hose, barbecue, chairs, potted plants Bring in everything from outside, i.e.Fill cars with gasoline/charge if electric and move them to higher ground.Design a family plan for which shelter and route is the best to suit your needs.Never attempt to cut branches close to power lines yourself call CUC (Tel: (345) 949 5200) and they will send a team to evaluate your property and trim any potential hazards.Īdditionally, ask your gardener or strata maintenance to remove coconuts as they can become dangerous missiles in high winds, and can put both you and your home at risk.

It is prudent to begin assessing your home before hurricane season starts by ensuring that trees are gently pruned, especially if they are close to power lines, water pipes and near the roof of your house.