Stormseal a Finalist in World’s Top Urban Resiliency Innovations Stormseal has won the People Choice Award in the East Division of the 2022 QBE AcceliCITY Resilience Challenge, moving it forward to the grand global final in November. The global program by Leading Cities, a global nonprofit driving city resiliency and sustainability, in partnership…
Stormseal is a semi-finalist! Selected from 550 applicants across 70 countries, Stormseal is a proud semi-finalist for the QBE Accelicity Resilience Challenge! The program is promoted by Leading Cities and is a great opportunity to promote community resilience following sever weather events. Winners are selected at the end of September.
Matt Barberi and James Murray started Ohana Construction in 2012 to be the premier, all-in-one roofing, painting and home improvement company in Hawaii. They quickly built trust within the community and were named in 2018 as the number one fastest-growing company by the Pacific Business News. The partners learned about Stormseal as a long-term, temporary…
Image: Homes ‘shrink wrapped’ in the FEMA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pilot program following Hurricane Ida were undamaged by recent spring storms. Stormseal, the game-changing storm response solution that provides powerful protection to homes and buildings until permanent repairs can be made, remained intact and undamaged following recent powerful storms and tornadoes that swept through…
An innovative U.S. Army program is helping residents to recover from Hurricane Ida. The pilot program ‘shrink-wraps’ the roofs of homes, which are not eligible for the Blue Roof Program.
Stormseal founder Matthew Lennox will present virtually at NAVIG8 2021, explaining how aerial technology is helping Stormseal solve real world problems today.
The contractors working on the interior repairs were using traditional tarps, but consistent rainstorms were impeding the process and causing costly delays and further damage. The tarps were failing, especially after continued exposure to the elements. The insurance company contracted Orlando Group, Addison, Texas, a commercial and residential roofing contractor that has specialized experience with storm damage and restorations.
The contractors working on the interior repairs were using traditional tarps, but consistent rainstorms were impeding the process and causing costly delays and further damage. The tarps were failing, especially after continued exposure to the elements. The insurance company contracted Orlando Group, Addison, Texas, a commercial and residential roofing contractor that has specialized experience with storm damage and restorations.
We are continuing to expand our relationships with organizations that serve the needs of insurance companies and their policyholders. Alacrity’s network of contractors will now have access to exclusive discounts through this new Affinity Program.
Today we’d like to introduce you to Matthew Lennox. Hi Matthew, it’s an honor to have you on the platform. Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us – to start maybe you can share some of your backstory with our readers? When a severe hailstorm hit Sydney in 2007, the NSW…
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