Many property owners have been preparing for El Nino, requesting extra attention to their gutters and so forth. While this is a standard fall time practice for property managers, the looming fear about the coming rains has pushed us to take some additional measures this year. The two early rains of this year, one week apart, and lasting one day only, were extremely helpful in identifying weak points in our various roofs. We are confident that coming into the main winter months, we will have minimal issues, thanks to the timing and duration of the early rains.
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