In the wakes of natural disasters, hundreds, thousands and even
millions of people can be left homeless. Hurricanes and tornados
can rip roofs off buildings, and fires and floods can completely
destroy many homes in a matter of seconds.
Roofing contractors have been in high demand following recent
natural disasters. Some now have established disaster-response and
disaster-preparedness plans so they will be ready when a natural
disaster occurs. Following are three contractors' accounts of what
their disaster-response plans entail.
San Antonio-based Beldon Roofing has responded to people's
roofing needs in the aftermaths of a number of hurricanes and
storms and has developed a detailed disaster-response plan
accordingly. The plan relies heavily on familiarizing Beldon
Roofing's employees and customers with the company's...
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