08/04/2026
🌀 Peak storm season is here, and your deck is probably the last thing on your hurricane prep list.
It should not be. 🌧️ Wind-driven rain does not fall straight down. It pushes sideways into the gaps between your deck boards and soaks the joists, the beams, and the ledger bolted to your house. That framing sits in the shade, dries slowly, and stays damp for days in shore humidity. The surface looks perfectly fine the whole time. 🪵
✅ We put together a seven-step checklist you can run before the next system rolls in, plus what to look for underneath once it passes. Free, no signup, and there is a progress tracker so you can work through it at your own pace.
🔗 https://www.ameridex.com/blog/prepare-deck-for-hurricane-season.html
Peak storm season runs August through October. A 7-step checklist to prepare your deck for a hurricane or Nor'easter, what to inspect underneath afterward, and the one prep step you only get to make once.