Aran & Franklin Engineering Inc

06/12/2026

Have you ever wondered how and why hurricanes and tropical storms get names? NHC Hurricane Specialist Elizabeth Adams talks about the history of naming hurricanes, how hurricanes names are used today, and what happens when a name is retired.
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06/10/2026

After a storm is the worst time to learn how your insurance works. Come find out how to navigate a TWIA claim — from the people who actually handle them.
Get real answers from TWIA claims specialists, regulators, and emergency response partners — face to face, in one room, before the next storm arrives.
Free admission · Free parking · Free food · and door prizes!
Join the Coastal Preparedness Expo on Sat. July 18th from 10am – 4pm
Hosted by Texas Windstorm Insurance Association


https://facebook.com/events/s/coastal-preparedness-expo/1258759802778185/

06/05/2026

During National Safety Month, it's the perfect time to refocus on one of your most valuable tools: your hands. When hazards are present, the right protection makes all the difference.
Wear the right gloves for the task, especially when handling sharp materials or using cutting tools.
Inspect gloves before each use.
Replace damaged gloves immediately.
Always follow jobsite PPE requirements.
Make safety a habit—not just this month, but every day. Protect your hands. Protect your future. Shop gloves now!

06/03/2026

NOAA Forecasts Below-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season and Above-Normal Eastern and Central Pacific Hurricane Seasons
No matter the forecast for your area, remember: It only takes one storm to disrupt a community. Landfalls and impacts are determined by short-term weather patterns, so early preparation is essential for everyone.

For more information on the Atlantic hurricane season outlook, please visit https://www.noaa.gov/.../noaa-predicts-below-normal-2026...
The eastern and central Pacific hurricane season outlook can be found at https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/Epac_hurr/index.shtml

06/01/2026

First day of hurricane season is here! Tropics look good but get prepared so you are ready for the first storm!!

05/29/2026

**HURRICANE SEASON STARTS MONDAY, June 1...BE PREPARED**
No one ever: “I’m so glad we didn’t have our home inspected before hurricane season to identify wear and weaknesses.”
Us every day: “Let us help you get storm ready before hurricane season with a Strong Home Inspection by our certified inspectors!”
https://aranfranklin.com/strong-home-inspection/

05/27/2026

Not all granule loss means hail damage. Over time, natural weathering from rain and wind can wear down your roof. With damage, the difference is a large number of granules can be knocked off at once, accelerating roof deterioration and reducing your home’s protection.
Learn how to spot the signs of hail damage: https://ibhs.org/is-it-hail-damage/

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

🎉 We’re Celebrating a Big Milestone! 🎉
Aran & Franklin is proud to share some incredible news—FORTIFIED has officially reached 100,000 homes nationwide! 🏡💪
This milestone represents so much more than a number. It means 100,000 families are living in stronger, more resilient homes—better prepared to withstand the next storm. And we are honored to be part of making that happen right here in our community.
Every conversation, every recommendation, every installation—we’ve worked alongside homeowners to go beyond basic building standards and invest in proven protection. That’s what FORTIFIED is all about.
We’re grateful to the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) and the FORTIFIED program for leading the way in research-backed construction—and we’re especially thankful to our customers who trust us to help protect what matters most.
👏 Thank you for being part of this journey with us. Here’s to building even stronger communities, one home at a time!


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05/20/2026

Investing in your home’s storm resilience is an investment in your peace of mind when the next storm comes.
With a Roof, it’s built using the latest science to better withstand high winds and torrential rain. Southern Living's Cameron Beall shares why FORTIFIED is a smarter choice - especially for coastal homes:
The Most Vulnerable Part Of Your Home During Severe Weather—And How To Protect It
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