As climate change makes natural disasters, like severe storms, more frequent, we must all attend to what the World Bank terms the ‘hidden’ or ‘invisible’ costs: mental and substance abuse disorders. ‘The invention of Stormseal was sparked in 2007, when I saw the impacts of a huge hailstorm that hit Sydney – not just physical…
Storms and hail damage make up for 48% of insurance losses in Australia. Insurance builders can now improve their service by training staff to use a new shrink-wrap technology, which is revolutionising they way storm and hail damaged homes are covered.
Stormseal’s Managing Director, Matthew Lennox, recently travelled to the UK to meet with a number of UK based Insurance companies, with large client bases extending across the UK. Although he only spent four days in the country, Matthew learnt a lot about the UK insurance market and the challenges and opportunities it presents for Stormseal.…
Stormseal is manufactured by Stormseal Industries Pty. Ltd. at its factory in Rockdale, a community in southern Sydney. The low density polyethylene film is heat shrunk to seal damaged roofs or walls to provide secure protection from wind, rain and hail until permanent repairs are made.
After devastating storms hit the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria, more than 90 homes were protected by Stormseal. With a spike in the number of happy residents and improved productivity, orders for Stormseal are flowing in from insurers and major building networks, however more fitters are needed to help meet the increasing demand.
After devastating storms hit the Dandenongs, Victoria, in October more severe weather followed, but 90 homes initially affected were protected from further damage by Stormseal, a patented material, designed to heat-seal buildings and roofs against wind and rain when damaged by storms or left open during construction.
Stormseal’s ‘shrink wrap’ technology has protected 90 homes affected by the devastating storms that hit Dandenong, Victoria on 9 October from further damage. Stormseal is a state-of-the-art material that heat-seals damaged roofs or exposed wall spaces against wind and water, providing cover for up to two years until repairs can be made.
After devastating storms hit the Dandenong Ranges, Victoria, on 9 October more severe weather followed, but 90 homes initially affected were protected from further damage by Stormseal™ – a new, state-of-the-art, patented material, designed to heat-seal buildings and roofs against wind and rain when damaged by storms or left open during construction. But more accredited…
It was the June 2016 deluge and the second major storm cycle of the year since January. New South Wales, Sydney and parts of Queensland was again drenched by monsoon like rains that just would not stop. Rockdale real estate agency, W. Herrmann Real Estate, was renting out a local property to a young couple…
Stormseal Rolls Out Ahead of Storm Season. With severe storms becoming more frequent and damaging more properties, Stormseal inventor, Matthew Lennox, decided there had to be a more secure way than tarps to protect damaged roofs.
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