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Executive Summary
The most consequential findings presented clearly for decision-makers.
HURRICANE • TORNADO • DERECHO • SEVERE WEATHER
Severe Weather, Hurricane & Building Resilience Assessment
Severe-weather and hurricane risk assessments for buildings and organizations, with particular experience in Texas and Gulf Coast storm exposure.
WHY IT MATTERS
Find the vulnerability before an incident finds it for you.
Storm damage often begins at a weak point and then cascades. Broken glazing can allow wind and rain into a building; power loss can disable critical systems; inaccessible facilities can interrupt operations. A resilience assessment looks beyond the storm itself to the consequences that follow.
Glazing & EnvelopeReview windows, doors and building-envelope vulnerabilities.
Wind & DebrisConsider exposure to hurricane, tornado and derecho windborne debris.
Water IntrusionIdentify pathways that can magnify interior property loss.
Power & UtilitiesReview dependencies on electricity, communications and critical systems.
ShelteringConsider practical protection for occupants during severe weather.
RecoveryIdentify priorities for restoring operations after a damaging event.
RISK IN THE REAL WORLD
Small vulnerabilities can create large consequences.
DELIVERABLES
What leadership receives
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Priority Risk Matrix
Vulnerabilities ranked by consequence, likelihood, operational impact and urgency.
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Mitigation Roadmap
Practical recommendations organized into immediate, near-term and longer-term priorities.
NATIONAL CONSULTING • TEXAS BASED
What is your organization overlooking?
Start with an independent assessment before the next incident provides the answer.