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Venture Construction Group of Florida Helps Property Owners With Storm Damage Repairs After Hailstorm Blankets Daytona Beach
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“If undetected, hail and wind damage can cause roof leaks and severe interior water damage down the road, said Stephen Shanton, CEO and president of Venture Construction Group of Florida (VCGFL). DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (PRWEB) April 12, 2021 Venture Construction Group of Florida (VCGFL) is helping property owners in Daytona Beach that were affected by the hailstorms on March 6. The storm struck during the 80th annual Bike Week, bringing 60 mph winds and hail ranging from quarter-sized to even ping-pong-sized hail throughout Volusia County. Numerous homes, businesses, and commercial properties were damaged including roofing, siding, gutters, and exterior structures.
DAYTONA BEACH – In the nearly 40
minutes that quarter-sized hail dumped over parts of the Daytona Beach area late Saturday morning, wide-eyed bikers poured out of their rented rooms and into the parking lot of the Sun Viking Lodge.
They scrambled to to protect their Harley Davidsons and other motorcycles from potential damage as hail pelted them. Hail covered some areas in Daytona Beach Shores more than an inch deep, videos and photos posted on social media showed.
“I don t think anybody had an opportunity to change what they were doing,” said Gary Brown, the owner of the Sun Viking Lodge. “You were either out in it or you were inside. People who were inside their rooms were running outside trying to protect their bikes, but there’s not much you can do in this situation.
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Florida’s coronavirus cases shot up again. So now deaths have, too.
More and more people are dying from COVID-19 in Florida, again, just as expected. In the fall, new coronavirus cases started rebounding in the state. By mid-October, rising cases led to more people in Florida’s hospitals. Rises in people testing positive, ending up in the hospital, and now dying: the natural progression of the outbreak is the same pattern that played out this summer. As of yet, there are no signs of the trend changing course. [Source: Tampa Bay Times]
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