Miami afternoon storms are short and real. If the show is a pool, a yard, or a boat, you need a backup before the sky turns. We will not invent a weather policy. You decide the room. We need to know which one we are walking into.
Outdoor looks belong outside. That is already in pool versus suite. Rain just forces the choice early.
Pick the indoor room before it rains
Hotel suite, living room, cabin if the boat is allowed to stay at the dock. If the only indoor space is a bedroom, the show does not move inside. It moves to another night or it stays 30 minutes under a cabana that actually has a roof. Tell us both addresses if you have them.
Yachts: the captain calls weather, not us. Ask the charter what happens if you cannot leave the slip. A docked boat is a different room than a moving one.
Do not wait until we are in the garage
If the radar looks bad, text us. We still work a 30-minute window. Switching from pool to suite changes who we send. Lifeguard on a wet tile floor in a living room is a bad swap. Indoor knock bits were the backup all along.
Guest rules still apply indoors. A condo that banned the pool party did not approve a louder living room. Check that first.
When you have the outdoor plan and the indoor backup, send both on the contact page with the window.