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Storm season can be one of the busiest—and most dangerous—times of the year for roofing contractors. High winds, heavy rain, hail, and lightning create challenging jobsite conditions, making preparation more important than ever.

Safety Comes First

Before heading to the jobsite, check the weather forecast and monitor changing conditions throughout the day. No deadline is worth risking your crew’s safety. If lightning, severe winds, or heavy storms move into the area, stop work and seek shelter immediately.

Inspect Your Equipment

Storm season puts extra demands on roofing equipment. Take a few minutes each morning to inspect:

• Ladders for damage or loose components
• Fall protection equipment
• Safety rails and anchors
• Extension cords and power tools
• Tarps and temporary roof protection materials

A quick inspection can prevent costly delays and injuries.

Be Prepared for Emergency Repairs

After severe weather, customers often need immediate temporary repairs before permanent work can begin. Keeping essential supplies stocked—such as tarps, fasteners, sealants, and safety equipment—helps your crew respond quickly and professionally.

Stay Visible

Storms often reduce visibility. High-visibility safety vests, hard hats, and proper footwear become even more important when working around wet surfaces, equipment, and busy job sites.

Plan for Increased Demand

Storm damage can create a surge in roofing calls. Make sure your inventory is ready before the rush begins so your team can stay productive without unnecessary downtime.

Garza Supply Is Here to Help

Whether you need safety equipment, roofing tools, ladders, fall protection, or jobsite essentials, the team at Garza Supply is here to help keep your crew prepared all storm season long.

Stay safe, stay prepared, and remember: the best storm response starts before the first raindrop falls.