How do I keep my website online when storm traffic spikes?

When a hurricane is in the Gulf, roofers, tree services, and restoration companies can see traffic jump five to ten times in a day, and a site that crashes during that window loses the exact leads it exists to catch. The fix is architecture, not luck. We host on platforms with a global CDN and auto-scaling — Webflow or a similarly managed stack — so static pages are served from edge caches and don't buckle under a surge.

We also keep the lead path resilient: a lightweight form that posts to your CRM, a fallback phone number, and no heavy third-party scripts that can time out. Before each season we load-test key pages, confirm the form and call tracking fire correctly, and set up uptime monitoring that alerts us if anything drops so we catch it before you do.