Your Guide to Hurricane Storm Surge Damage
Storm surge is a common cause of hurricane damage to coastal properties. Not all damages caused by storm surge are the same, and some may be unexpected. This guide outlines how to identify the types of damage caused by hydrodynamic, hydrostatic, buoyant, and frictional forces, as well as what questions to ask when inspecting a hurricane-affected property.
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