Flooding is a recurring problem for Texas, with a long history of catastrophic flooding events that have caused billions of dollars in damages and claimed many lives. We will explore the types of floods that occur in Texas, the most flood-prone areas in the state, and the steps homeowners and businesses can take to protect themselves from the devastating impact of floods.

With the recent severe flooding in California and escalating climate change, Rintaro Restaurant invested in a flood protection solution to safeguard their restaurant property and ensure business continuity. The most optimal flood protection solution for the restaurant's susceptible entryway was the Hammerhead™ Aluminum Flood Plank system. By proactively addressing expected flood risks, the establishment aimed to minimize potential damages and maintain its operations while providing an exceptional dining experience for its patrons.

Tyndall Air Force Base is located on the Florida Panhandle near Panama City. Prone to storm surges, hurricanes and tropical storms, there has been a rapid rise in water levels, causing widespread flooding. These flood events are expected to increase, posing an even greater threat to the Munitions Storage Areas and its contents on the base. The 325th MUNS provides munitions support to the U.S. Air Force Weapons School, Weapons Instructor Course, Air Force Civil Engineer Center, the Naval Dive Center, Air Force Research Lab, and 21 munitions custody accounts at Tyndall and surrounding areas.

Flooding is a natural disaster that can have devastating impacts on communities, individuals, and economies. The United States is no stranger to this phenomenon, with flooding occurring in every state and resulting in billions of dollars in damages each year. In this blog post, we will explore the costs associated with flooding and flood damage throughout the United States, as well as the benefits of having flood protection solutions on hand. We will also highlight our overall flood protection offerings at Garrison Flood Control.

Flooding is a common occurrence in the state of California, with its extensive coastline, mountains, and urban areas. The state's geography makes it prone to different types of flooding, including riverine, coastal, flash, and urban flooding. Flooding can occur at any time of the year, but it is most common during the winter and spring months when rainfall and snowmelt are at their peak. The following are the different types of flooding that can occur in the state.

Atmospheric rivers form when a large low-pressure system moves over a warm body of water and picks up moisture. As the low-pressure system moves over land, the moisture is released, resulting in heavy rainfall, flooding, and landslides. In California, atmospheric rivers have been responsible for some of the state's most devastating floods and landslides. The heavy rainfall can cause flash floods, which can lead to widespread property damage, loss of life, and economic disruption.

Floods can have a wide range of effects, from property damage and economic losses to health hazards and environmental degradation. In this blog, we will explore the risks and impacts of flooding, using the latest data from the 2023 Spring Flood Outlook issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) for the Upper Mississippi River Basin.

The homeowner purchased and renovated her multi-million dollar home on the island. Immediately following her moving in, there was a King Tide on December 27, 2022 that brought significant flooding and a lot of costly damage. The homeowner began renovations yet again, to remediate against water damage. However, another King Tide hit them. These fairly common flood threats, whose levels have been increasing in the areas, created an immediate need for flood protection solutions.