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As a Florida-based company, Power Bolt and Tool is no stranger to the demands of hurricane preparedness. From fueling up emergency generators to ensuring customers have essential supplies, they know what it takes to get ready for the powerful storms that routinely impact the region. In the days leading up to Hurricane Milton in October, even Tony King, the company’s president, found himself in the thick of storm preparations—waiting in gas lines to fill generators and delivering them directly to customers before the winds picked up. This dedication is part of Power Bolt and Tool’s commitment to being there for the community in times of need.
Florida’s rigorous building codes are a result of lessons learned from past storms. In 1974, local governments in Florida were first required to implement minimum building codes, but it wasn’t until the devastation caused by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 that the state recognized serious gaps in compliance and enforcement. As a response, Florida established the statewide Florida Building Code, which became effective in 2002, setting a high bar for hurricane-resistant structures.
Among Florida's local regulations, Miami-Dade County enforces the strictest standards in the country due to its classification as a High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ). To meet these standards, the county issues Notices of Acceptance (NOA) for products that have proven their durability and safety under extreme conditions. Products with an NOA certification, widely recognized even beyond Florida, offer a level of reassurance that they have been tested for the most severe weather. This certification is often preferred by contractors and property owners in other coastal regions, including Hawaii and the Caribbean, where hurricanes and tropical storms are also frequent.
The NOA certification not only meets but often surpasses Florida’s statewide approval, specifically designed for areas with wind speeds reaching 156-185 mph. For manufacturers, investing in the NOA certification can be a costly process, but the assurance it provides is invaluable, making these products sought-after by contractors and homeowners who prioritize safety and durability.
To meet the needs of Florida’s unique building requirements, Power Bolt and Tool has partnered with Muro, a leading fastener company known for providing robust solutions ideal for the challenges of hurricane-prone areas. Muro’s products are engineered for the specific demands of concrete tile and metal roofing, offering exceptional reliability and durability that align with the standards set by Miami-Dade County.
Two of Power Bolt and Tool’s key Muro products that have earned Miami-Dade County approval are the Muro #8 X 3" Twinfast Coarse Thread Screw and the Muro #8 X 2-1/2" Twinfast Coarse Thread Screw. Both screws are built for strength, ensuring strong holding power in any application.
Both Muro products meet Miami-Dade’s stringent standards, providing peace of mind for anyone working to hurricane-proof their property. The assurance that these screws will withstand extreme conditions makes them essential for contractors and property owners looking to enhance structural resilience.
In addition to high-quality fasteners, Muro’s auto-feed collated screw gun is specifically engineered for commercial and industrial roofing, making it ideal for roof stitching and securing metal roofs to steel beams. Unlike many roofing tools, Muro’s screw guns offer a level of precision and reliability that has earned them an industry-leading reputation. With their custom tool solutions, Muro goes beyond just fasteners, offering full engineering support and developing products tailored to unique customer needs.
Power Bolt and Tool is proud to supply Muro products, recognizing that these solutions provide not only compliance with local building codes but also invaluable peace of mind for customers in Florida’s storm-prone areas. As hurricanes become stronger and the seasons more active, Power Bolt and Tool remains committed to helping Florida’s contractors, property managers, and residents prepare for whatever nature brings next. Muro’s tools and fasteners are just one of the many ways they’re working to build resilience, one project at a time.
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