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FEMA has released $1 billion in BRIC funding, creating a major opportunity to advance proactive flood mitigation.   But funding alone is not enough. Projects must be designed to meet requirements, perform reliably, and support long-term resilience.   Here’s what to know: https://lnkd.in/eZuj8sdq

This week’s project earned a double seal of approval. 🦭 Our team is at the New England Aquarium installing Mega Flood Logs, and it looks like a pair of residents are keeping a close eye on the progress.   Protecting facilities like this is about more than infrastructure. It’s about safeguarding what’s inside.   More updates coming soon!

We’re excited to welcome two new team members to Floodproofing.com.   Ryan Weaver joins us as Growth Marketing Specialist, and Justin Kolb as Sales Support Specialist.   We’re glad to have you both on board!

Green might bring luck today, but when floodwater rises, performance is what matters. 🍀   Smart Vent Products engineered flood vents deliver the protection your building depends on, with custom powder-coated finishes available to match your design.   Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e6wdnEai

Happy Pi Day to the engineers who help keep our work precise.   From design elevations to structural loads and flood mitigation planning, engineering calculations are at the heart of building resilient structures. We’re grateful to collaborate with professionals who turn complex numbers into solutions that protect communities.

Critical facilities require dependable flood protection.   At the Greenville Fire District in New York, located near the Hudson River, our team implemented a hybrid floodproofing strategy designed to protect key building openings from rising water. The project included three Mega Flood Log systems standing 5 feet high, connected with midspans, along with permanent mounts with custom covers for efficient deployment.   Additional protection was provided through two three-sided Flood Shields along with four pedestrian flood doors to secure critical access points throughout the facility.   By combining multiple types of dry floodproofing systems, this hybrid approach helps strengthen the station’s flood resilience and support its ability to remain operational during severe weather.   Have a project in the floodplain? Dependable flood protection is what we do best.   info@floodproofing.com 877-979-3539 www.floodproofing.com

Many regions across the country recognize this time of year as Flood Safety Awareness Week, a reminder to understand flood risk and take steps to prepare.   Flooding remains one of the most common and costly natural hazards. Thoughtful mitigation can help protect buildings, reduce damage, and keep communities running after major weather events.   To learn more about flood risk and preparedness, visit: https://www.floodsmart.gov   Have a building in a flood-prone area? Our team can help evaluate protection strategies. info@floodproofing.com 1-800-507-0865

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women of Floodproofing.com and the impact they make on our team and our mission.   Their dedication, perspective, and leadership help move our work forward and support our goal of building a more resilient future.   We are proud to recognize and appreciate them today and every day. #IWD2026

When floodwaters rise, vent openings can quickly become a vulnerability.   The FloodBreak Passive Flood Vent System solves that problem automatically. During normal conditions, airflow continues uninterrupted. When rising floodwater reaches the opening, buoyant panels close and seal the vent.    24/7 protection. No power. No manual deployment.   Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eQM4w9is FloodBreak Automatic Floodgates