ER Hurricane Shutters Protection Inc was created to help homeowners maintain a level of comfort, when a major storm threatens your home.

Basic Hurricane Information

A hurricane is a type of tropical cyclone–an organized rotating weather system that develops in the tropics.
Hurricanes rotate counterclockwise in the Northern
Hemisphere. Tropical cyclones are classified as follows:
■ Tropical Depression—An organized system of
persistent clouds and thunderstorms with a closed
low-level circulation and maximum sustained winds
of 38 mph (33 knots) or less.
■ Tropical Storm—An organized system of strong
thunderstorms with a well defined circulation and
maximum sustained winds of 39 to 73 mph
(34-63 knots).
■ Hurricane—An intense tropical weather system
with a well defined circulation and sustained winds
of 74 mph (64 knots) or higher. In the western North
Pacific, hurricanes are called typhoons, and similar
storms in the Indian Ocean are called cyclones.
When a hurricane threatens, your primary concern is for the safety of your family. But your house is important too, and it requires protection even though you may be evacuating the area. The most important step you can take is to make plans and provisions to protect your home long before hurricane season starts. That way, when a storm does threaten, you can concentrate on the safety of your family and know that you have done your best to protect your home.

ER Hurricanes Shutters Protection Inc
Contact US At:
Tel:305-629-9835
305-629-9143
E-mail:shutters001@bellsouth.net

Preparing for Severe Storms and Hurricanes

Emergency Supplies To Have At Home

-Two-week supply of medicines,prescriptions
-First aid supplies
-Portable radio/flashlights and clock with extra batteries
-Infant necessities (baby food, formula, disposable diapers)
-Extra clothing, eyeglasses, etc.
-Toiletries
-Manual can opener
-Ice chest and ice
-Pillows, blankets, sleeping bags
-Quiet games, books, playing cards
-Tools, nails, duct tape
-Important papers (valid ID.
-Plenty of cash (ATMs may not work)
-Fire extinguisher
-Mosquito repellent
-Disposable plates, glasses and utensils
-Disposable washcloths and paper towels
-Bleach (without lemon or any additives)
-Trash bags
-Water storage containers
-Fuel can and fuel, sterno.
-Portable, battery-powered lanterns

Emergency Phones:
Miami Dade County
Emergency Management (305) 468-5400
Answer Center (305) 468-5900
American Red Cross (305) 644-1200
Special Needs (305) 513-7700
(TDD/TTY Line (305) 468-5402)
Animal Control (305) 884-1101
FPL 1-800-4UTAGE (1-800-468-8243)
Bellsouth 888-757-6500
United Way 305-860-3000