Services
Flood protection services for commercial facilities
Seven capabilities that cover the full cycle: understanding the risk, documenting the plan, holding equipment ready, deploying it in time, managing the event and resetting for the next one.
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Commercial Flood Protection
Commercial flood protection is the practice of keeping floodwater out of an operating facility using a planned, site-specific barrier system that is deployed before water arrives — as opposed to cleaning up after it enters.
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Flood Mitigation Planning
A flood mitigation plan is a written, site-specific document that states how a particular property will be protected: where barriers go, what equipment is required, who deploys it, what triggers mobilization and what happens after the event.
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Flood Barrier Deployment
Flood barrier deployment is the onsite installation of a temporary flood-protection system — laying the barrier along a planned alignment, anchoring it, filling or ballasting it and staging pumps — so the perimeter is closed before water arrives.
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Tiger Dam Systems
A Tiger Dam is a water-filled tube barrier system. Tubes are laid along the protection line, connected, filled with water and anchored, forming a reusable temporary dam that holds back floodwater without sandbags.
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Emergency Flood Response
Emergency flood response is rapid mobilization to a property with an active or imminent flood threat: assessing the exposure on arrival, deploying temporary barriers to the most critical openings first and managing equipment through the event.
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Flood Protection Training
Flood protection training prepares a facility's own staff to execute a deployment plan — recognizing triggers, handling equipment, following the barrier alignment and knowing their role during and after an event.
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Deployment Contracts
An annual deployment contract is a standing agreement that keeps a facility's flood plan, equipment and mobilization procedure current year-round, so a deployment is executed against an existing procedure instead of negotiated during a storm.
Deployment Contracts
How the services fit together
One lifecycle, seven points of entry.
Most clients start with an assessment or an emergency. Both lead into the same cycle.
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Assess
Walk the property. Identify water entry points, elevations, drainage, utilities, water access and the assets that cannot get wet.
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Plan
Document a site-specific flood mitigation action plan: barrier alignment, staging areas, deployment routes, equipment list and crew requirements.
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Prepare
Inventory and readiness checks on equipment, pre-season inspections, and training for the facility team that will be onsite during the event.
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Deploy
Mobilize crews and install the barrier system — dams, anchoring, pumps — in the alignment defined by the plan, ahead of the water.
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Monitor
Stay onsite through the storm or river event where contracted, actioning equipment, managing seepage and adjusting to conditions.
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Recover
Controlled drawdown, disassembly, cleaning, restoration and landscaping repair as needed, then proper storage of customer-owned equipment.
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Maintain readiness
Annual inspections, plan revisions and predefined mobilization procedures under a long-term deployment agreement.
Next step
Build the flood plan before you need it.
Talk to us about your property, its flood exposure, the equipment you already own and what deployment would actually require onsite.