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Hurricane season in Manatee County demands real preparation. Here's how to get your home's major systems ready before a storm.
Service your AC before hurricane season starts. Turn your system off if flooding is imminent and don't restart it until a technician has confirmed the equipment hasn't been damaged by water or debris.
Know where your main water shutoff valve is. Test it now — valves that haven't been operated in years can seize. Check that outdoor hose bibs are in working order and aren't at risk of damage from debris.
Have your electrical panel inspected before storm season if it hasn't been evaluated recently. Power surges during grid restoration are hard on older panels. Make sure your GFCI outlets are functional — especially in areas that may see moisture during a storm.
Test your generator's weekly self-test function and schedule maintenance if it hasn't been serviced in the past year. Learn about Kohler generator installation.
Call Air & Energy at (941) 778-0773 or schedule a pre-season inspection online.
See Air & Energy's complete hurricane preparation guide for Manatee County homeowners.
Air & Energy's licensed electricians serve all of Manatee County. Learn about electrical services or call (941) 778-0773.