Is Your Home Ready for the Next Extreme Storm? ft. Tony Romanelli
Climate change isn’t just about the future—it’s already changing how homeowners deal with flooding, roofing, drainage and insurance.
As extreme storms become more common, protecting your home may depend less on insurance and more on what you do before disaster strikes.
In this episode, we break down:
- How extreme weather and heavier rainfall are changing home maintenance
- Why basement waterproofing and drainage are becoming increasingly important
- How Toronto’s aging infrastructure can increase flooding risks for homeowners
- Why some homeowners are facing tighter insurance restrictions on basements and older roofs
- How preventative maintenance can help protect your home from costly water damage
- Why roof restoration treatments may extend the life of aging shingles
- How changing weather patterns could reshape the way homes are built and maintained
- Why homeowners may need to think differently about long-term property protection
- Hosts: Mike Wixson
- Guests: Tony Romanelli
Timestamps:
- 00:00 Intro
- 02:00 Why Canadian Homes Have Basements
- 04:00 Extreme Rain and Basement Flooding
- 06:50 Protecting and Extending the Life of Your Roof
- 09:05 Why Home Insurance Is Getting Tougher
- 11:20 The Real Cost of Home Maintenance
- 12:15 Preparing Homes for More Extreme Storms
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