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Everything you need to know about Flood Guard
How-to videos, the full system guide, and plain-English answers about cost, flood zones and protection.
How-to videos
Sliding the panels in, setting the top cap and tightening the bolts, start to finish.
For wide openings: putting the removable center bracket in place before the panels.
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The Flood Guard System guide
Every part of the system, shown and labelled: internal and external brackets, 90° corner posts, center brackets, support buttresses, planks and gaskets, and anchor plates. Plus ten typical installations, from a single door to a fully enclosed bump-out.
- 20-page technical reference, PDF, 7 MB
- For homeowners, architects, engineers and permit reviewers
Guides
- What flood protection costsReal price ranges and what moves them.
- Flood panels vs sandbagsSandbags, panels, flood doors and inflatables compared.
- What is dry floodproofing?The approach behind every Flood Guard system.
- Condos, HOAs and businessesHow we plan protection for whole buildings.
- What flood zone am I in?Look up your address on FEMA's flood maps.
- WarrantyWhat's covered and how to file a claim.
From the blog
Homeowner Resources
The Real Cost of Water Damage: Why Flood Prevention Beats Recovery Every Time
Homeowner Resources
5 Flood Protection Mistakes That Cost Florida Homeowners Thousands
Technology & Innovation
How Modern Flood Protection Systems Actually Work (And Why Your Grandpa's Sandbags Won't Cut It)
Still have questions?
Most answers are in our FAQ. If not, call us.
Find out what protecting your property costs
Free on-site assessment and a written quote. Most homes come in around $5,000–$8,000, less than 10% of the cost of flood repairs.