Based in Denver, Colorado, with offices also in Indianapolis and Dallas, ASAP ROOFING has seen its share of storms. Certainly we will all do our best to be as prepared as possible when they do occur, but unfortunately, many people every year are affected by them. Often, the first reactions are shock and fear, and while experiencing these feelings is normal, it may also interrupt the process of contacting the necessary resources for help. In fact, many people may not even be aware that there are resources within the community, and on state and national levels that exist solely to act in the case of a natural disaster.
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The Federal Emergency Management Association, (FEMA) reports that after Hurricane Sandy, the most common reason people did not seek their help was because they were unaware of where the local offices were.
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So while some catastrophic storms such as Sandy are, in many ways, impossible to prepare for, by knowing what Federal, State and local resources do exist, the process of recovery can be expedited.
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Here is a list provided by the National Roofing Contractors Association:
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- Federal Emergency Management Agencyawww.fema.gov
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- American Red Crossawww.redcross.org
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- Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safetyawww.disastersafety.org
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- Small Business Administration (homeowners might qualify)awww.sba.gov
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As ASAP ROOFING was founded on the principle of always helping its customers in any way possible, and specifically providing the best roofing restoration possible, the owners see as part of this process, educating homeowners about disaster preparedness and recovery. For more information about ASAP ROOFING, or to schedule a roofing inspection, visitawww.asaproofing.com
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National Roofing Contractors Associationawww.nrca.net
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Written by Nick Dorotik
nick@asaproofing.com
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For more information about ASAP ROOFING, visit http://asaproofing.com/
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