Storm season is on a roll and we’re only one month into it.
Heavy rain and strong, gusty wind can greatly affect the small business owner
who is not prepared. Enterprises TV offers some preparation suggestions.
Heavy rain in a short amount of time can cause localized
flooding in parking lots and at the curb. This is how many small businesses
become flooded when a strong storm is in the neighborhood. To keep the floodwater
out, stock up on sandbags before storm season. Keep them stored in a cool, dry
place until needed. Stack in front of the door or a few feet away if wanting to
stay open during bad weather.
Keep an eye on storm drains in the parking lot or near any curbs.
These often become clogged with debris. Use a rake or shovel to clear the
debris out.
Let non-essential employees head home early if storm
warnings are in place. Safety should be one of the first issues to consider.
Once the leading edges of storms start moving in, traffic become hectic and the
weather worsens.
Move any racks away from the doors and windows. Back up all
computer files. If closing the business is imminent, move as many racks and
small display stands to the storage room. Enterprises TV also encourages small
business owners to be aware of changing weather conditions and be sure to close
and secure the business with enough time to get home safely.
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