In a life-threatening emergency, call911first. The numbers below are for planning and non-emergencies. Stay off a damaged roof and wait for a professional.
Life Threatening Emergency911Police · Fire · Medical
In a life threatening emergency, call 911 first.
Roof and Storm Damage
Ron Bell Roofing
561-737-7507goodroofer.comPriority response for protection plan members.
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Poison Control1-800-222-122224 hour national hotline
American Red Cross1-800-733-2767redcross.org
FPL Power Outage1-800-468-8243fpl.com/outages
FEMA1-800-621-3362disasterassistance.gov
National Hurricane Centernhc.noaa.govTrack active storms
FL Emergency Managementfloridadisaster.orgStatewide alerts and prep
Palm Beach County Emergency Mgmt561-712-6400pbc.gov
Broward County Emergency Mgmt954-831-3900broward.org/hurricane
Delray Beach Police (non-emergency)561-243-7800delraybeachfl.gov
Palm Beach County Sheriff (non-emergency)561-688-3000pbso.org
Broward Sheriff's Office (non-emergency)954-764-4357sheriff.org
In any life threatening emergency, call 911 first. Non-emergency and agency numbers can change, so please verify them locally.
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Before the Storm: Roof Checklist
- Get a professional roof inspection before June.
- Clear the roof, gutters, and downspouts of debris.
- Trim overhanging tree branches near the roof.
- Secure or store loose outdoor items and rooftop equipment.
- Photograph your roof and property before the season for your records.
- Know your insurance policy, deductible, and claim phone number.
- Keep this contact list printed and somewhere easy to find.