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Our new Flood Panel website is live! Find improved resources to support your floodproofing projects, including detailed installation service information, an extensive library of project case studies, and tools and insights for every stage of your project. From in-depth product specs to real-world inspiration, discover what sets our system apart.

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We’re proud to announce that Flood Panel is now part of Floodproofing.com!

We’re excited to now be part of an industry leader that is dedicated to providing great product and service offerings to properties in the floodplain. Our designated supplier, National Flood Protection, LLC, is also joining in this acquisition. Collectively, we aim to be your go-to resource for everything flood-related and to create better flood resiliency across the world. We’re thrilled to offer our innovative product line under the Floodproofing.com umbrella and to continue protecting commercial structures in at-risk areas.

Check out our recent press release explaining the two acquisitions, and how this will help us protect even more structures from the devastation caused by flooding.

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Our Dual Function Doors and Flood Logs provide next-level for this Palo Alto building. The custom install features a motorized electric exit device, access panic device, dog doors and a removable ADA-compliant center mullion. Visit us at www.floodpanel.com to learn more.

Houston is no stranger to from extreme rain events, so this new Mister Car Wash installed our Flood Logs to protect 11 openings with protection heights from 3-5 feet. Visit https://www.floodpanel.com/portfolio/mister-car-wash-houston-texas/ to learn about our solutions.

No swamped cars at the Federal Hills Plaza parking garage -https://www.floodpanel.com/portfolio/federal-hills-garage-building-a-noblesville-indiana/ - in Noblesville, Indiana. Our provide 6.5 feet of protection from the -prone White River. Photo by Eli Duke

When threaten your property, fast deployment is essential. That’s why Sandpiper Cove Apartments in Galveston chose our lightweight Flood Logs and mounts to fortify pedestrian and vehicle openings in the wall surrounding the complex. Learn more - https://www.floodpanel.com/portfolio/sandpiper-cove-apartments-galveston-tx/

Sandpiper Cove Apartments – Galveston, Texas - Flood Panel Sandpiper Cove Apartments worked with National Flood Protection LLC to install Flood Logs at all the vehicle and pedestrian openings in a wall surrounding

Businesses in flood-prone states like West Virginia can't wait for the next to protect their assets.Our Super Flood Logs are ready to deploy at Vienna's Grand Central Mall for the next flood threat. Click here - https://www.floodpanel.com/portfolio/grand-central-mall-vienna-w-va/ - to see the custom install.

Grand Central Mall, Vienna, W.Va. - Flood Panel National Flood Protection LLC installed Super Flood Logs on one opening to a protection height of 5 feet. The custom install included a jamb mount with

Mother Nature rang in the New Year with a series of storms that brought extreme to communities in New England ( https://www.necn.com/news/local/photos-flooding-makes-for-messy-wednesday-across-new-england/3132503/ ). Our protect structures from and catastrophic events. Learn more at www.floodpanel.com

From a swamped Hampton Beach to a man trapped in a Domino's — check out these shocking flood images The latest weather system to sweep through New England has left communities across the region dealing with significant flooding, just a few days after the first snow storm to hit Greater Boston. Flood waters covered roadways, rivers rose to major flood stage and coastal flooding proved to be an issu...

January brought giant waves and coast to parts of California thanks to El Nino and climate change (read more - https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/huge-waves-will-keep-battering-california-in-january-climate-change-is-making-them-worse/ar-AA1mtDjC ) Our protect businesses when the ocean meets their front doors. Visit our website to learn more about our products.

Huge waves will keep battering California in January. Climate change is making them worse. El Niño is sloshing the sea around. Climate change means the sea is rising. It's a bad combination for California's coast.

To our entire Flood Panel family, may your days be merry and bright. Happy Holidays from all of us to all of you!

It’s been a busy year for . Check out all the projects - https://www.floodpanel.com/projects - that used our solutions in 2023. Is your business prepared for the next ?