Garrison™ Flood Control, a leader in cutting-edge flood defense systems is proud to announce the successful installation of its Hammerhead Aluminum Flood Barrier Systems at several flood-prone locations on the West Coast of Florida. The success of the Hammerhead system has allowed customers to have a trusted durable flood protection solution ready for whenever a flood threat or emergency arises. View how Hammerhead assisted clients in their flood planning and preparedness.

GeoStabilization specializes in emergency slope stabilization and landslide repair, rockfall mitigation, grouting, and micropiles using design/build contracting. In a recent emergency roadway construction project aimed at repairing and upgrading a state highway, the use of Guppy™ Water Filled Flood Control Tubes played a pivotal role in ensuring the successful and timely completion of the project. The project's primary challenge involved diverting a stream of water to facilitate safe and uninterrupted construction activities alongside a hazardous roadside.

The Pepsi Bottling Company operates a distribution facility in College Point, New York; a historically known vulnerable area to flooding. The College Point region was significantly affected during Hurricane Sandy and Hurricane Ida, causing massive flooding throughout the community. Recent flooding in the area has led to financial and operational losses for the Pepsi Bottling Co. distribution facility as flood waters plowed through bay doors and into the building. The loss of inventory, forklifts, time and damage to infrastructure during these events necessitated an urgent and effective solution to mitigate future flood and extreme weather risks. The company turned to Garrison Flood Control to find a solution that would help their operational and facilities teams divert and hold back flood waters from entering their warehouse. After reviewing the blueprints of their facility, the flood technical team at Garrison Systems recommended the Mayim™ Interconnecting Modular Flood Barriers.

Floods cause catastrophic damage to properties and can result in the loss of lives and costly flood repairs. It is important to take preventive measures that can keep you prepared during flood season. One of the best solutions for flood control is a self rising water dam. When a flood threats approach, every minute of preparation and deployment matters. The innovation of self rising water dams are helping to maximize every flood preparedness plan now and into the future.

Severe repetitive loss properties, also known as flood-prone properties, are a growing concern in many parts of the United States. These properties have a history of multiple flood damage claims, causing significant financial burdens for property owners and negative impacts on communities. In this article, we will explore the definition and importance of severe repetitive loss properties, the causes of frequent flooding, the role of flood protection products, and steps to better prepare for future flood threats.

Flooding is a natural disaster that happen suddenly and leaves severe damage in its wake. It is vital to be prepared before disaster strikes, as flooding can cause significant harm to people and costly damages to property. We will cover everything you need to know about flooding from understanding what causes floods and the different types of floods, to how you can plan and prepare for them.

With the predictions of another El Nino season on the horizon in 2024, it is crucial that residential homeowners, businesses, property managers and public municipalities in California start preparing themselves for the inevitable flooding that comes with it. Let’s review the impact of El Nino on California's flood risks, lessons learned from previous record flooding, and best practices for flood protection solutions are all important topics to keep in mind to safeguard your assets from costly flood damages and repairs.

Carnegie Mellon University, located in Pittsburgh, PA, has confronted notable challenges with floodwaters infiltrating its parking garages and other campus buildings. With increasing storm intensities, resulting in heavier rainfall and concurrent runoff, the university has faced significant stormwater damages, amounting to millions. To tackle this recurring issue, the institution deployed Garrison's Serpent Flood Barrier – a state-of-the-art solution for holding back floodwaters.