There are many different variations of storms with their own specific characteristics. Some can be detected with enough time to prepare, while others are so sudden that you may only have a few minutes to seek shelter. The one thing that all storms have in common is the fact that they produce chaos and leave a path of destruction behind. At JD Restorations, we are the calm after the storm. We provide peace of mind in your most dire time of assistance.

The most common types of events at Sarasota are:

• Hurricanes: Sarasota has experienced several hurricanes over the years. Homes, businesses, and crops may be destroyed or damaged as a result of high winds and storm surge water, public infrastructure may be jeopardized, and people may be injured or killed.
• Freezing temperatures, ices outbreaks: In Sarasota, severe winter weather consists of freezing temperatures and heavy precipitation, usually in the form of rain, freezing rain, or sleet, but occasionally in the form of snow and ice. In Sarasota, when the freeze comes at a high level, machinery needs to be used to take it away.
• Storms: Winter storms in Sarasota can range from light snow that lasts a few hours to a blizzard with blinding, wind-driven snow that lasts several days. Winter storms are also named “Deceptive Killers” by the National Weather Service because the majority of deaths are caused by them indirectly. Instead, people are killed in car accidents on icy roads and from hypothermia caused by prolonged cold exposure. It is critical to prepare for winter weather before it arrives.
• Tornados: During a tornado, people are at risk of being struck by flying or falling objects due to the extremely high winds. The damage left behind by a tornado poses additional injury risks. Although tornadoes cannot be avoided, there are steps you can take to protect your health and safety.
• Rains and Floodings: Much of Sarasota is at or near sea level, making flood damage a very common event.