Southwest Florida storm support

Preparation before the storm. Clear observations after it passes.

Storm services are established in advance, based on the property, homeowner authorization, route capacity, access, and safe operating conditions.

Pre-storm preparation support

Property-specific activities may include securing approved exterior items, confirming shutters or protection already installed, documenting the property, verifying doors and access points, and following the homeowner's approved checklist.

Post-storm property observation

When travel, authorities, access, and conditions safely allow, we observe accessible exterior and interior areas for obvious storm effects and provide photographs and factual reporting.

Priority communication

Observable damage, active water, security concerns, or other urgent conditions are communicated according to the homeowner's emergency contact and authorization plan.

Vendor coordination

If the homeowner requests it, we can help provide access and coordinate with approved contractors. The contractor diagnoses and recommends repair work; Coastal Keep documents and communicates.

Plan before hurricane season

Storm service works best when the decisions are made early

We document access, emergency contacts, preferred vendors, authorization limits, exterior items, shutters, water protocol, and property-specific priorities before a storm is approaching.

Storm services are subject to capacity and may have separate fees from recurring Home Watch visits.

Safety and access come first

We cannot guarantee an immediate post-storm visit. Roads, bridges, authorities, community access, flooding, and unsafe property conditions may affect when we can reach the home.

We do not enter an unsafe property or perform technical repairs outside our role.

Add storm planning to your property consultation.

We will review what you want Coastal Keep to handle, what requires another vendor, and how communication should work if you cannot be reached.

Discuss Storm Services

Plan elements

Access and shutoff locations

Authorized activities and spending limits

Primary and secondary contacts

Preferred emergency vendors