Hurricane Supplies

When hurricane season hits, preparation makes all the difference. From securing your home to ensuring your family’s safety, we carry the supplies you’ll want on hand before the first storm bands arrive. We keep these items in stock, but you won’t be the only one looking for them. Get yours before the madness starts.

Essentials to Weather the Storm

Batteries and flashlights keep you out of the dark when the grid goes down. Tarps and plastic sheeting give you quick protection for roofs, windows, and belongings. Sandbags and flood barriers help hold back rising water, while a complete first aid kit ensures you’re covered if help is delayed.

Tools and Hardware You’ll Rely On

Shutter hardware and anchors secure windows and doors. Generators, including Honda models, provide dependable backup power. Gas cans and fuel stabilizer make storage safer. Extension cords and surge protectors keep connections safe. Hand tools and fasteners handle last-minute fixes. After the storm, chainsaws and safety gear help make cleanup faster and safer.

What We’re Stocking Up On

As the season changes, we are ensuring our shelves are full of the essential supplies you need to prepare your property and family:

  • Shutter hardware kits and anchors
  • Honda generators
  • Gas cans and fuel stabilizer
  • Extension cords and surge protectors
  • Batteries and flashlights
  • Tarps and plastic sheeting
  • Sandbags and flood barriers
  • First aid kits and safety gear

We Live Here, We Understand

We’ve weathered storms too. Our staff can help you choose the right supplies and quantities so you’re prepared without overspending. Whether you’re boarding up your home or planning for a short outage, we’ll guide you through it.

We know storm season all too well. Visit us in Fort Lauderdale, LaBelle, or Delray Beach for the hurricane supplies you can count on.

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Be ready before the storm. From batteries and tarps to generators and safety gear, we have the hurricane supplies you need to protect your home and family.

When to Get Prepared

Early Summer

June is a good time to test your generator, check extension cords, and inspect tarps. Check your supply of batteries and make sure flashlights are working. This is the time to confirm you have what you need, not to scramble later.

Mid-Season

Keep your storm kit organized and replace any items that have gone missing or expired. Make sure first aid supplies are current and tools are ready. Stay alert as activity ramps up through the peak months of August and September.

In the Cone

When a storm is on the horizon, purchase fuel for your generator (and vehicle) before the rush to avoid drama. As the storm nears, plan on bringing in or securing anything outdoors that could become a hazard like patio furniture or garden tools.