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Broken Pipe Floods Kailua-Kona Business Over the Weekend?

5/16/2023 (Permalink)

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Aloha! Our teams in Hawaii and Maui have been restoring water and flooding damage for commercial businesses in Kailua-Kona for over twenty years. The Insurance Institute of Business and Home Safety (IBHS) suggests utilizing the following floodproofing techniques to keep your building watertight and prevent water intrusion issues:

If your building is in or near a flood-prone area, consider utilizing these dry floodproofing techniques to make your building watertight and prevent floodwaters from entering.

  • Keep a supply of flood-protective materials/products on hand to help divert water away from the building such as water-absorbent barriers or sandbags, or plastic sheeting/tarps for relatively shallow flooding.
  • Install watertight shields over all doors and windows at least 3 feet above the BFE or the 500-year flood level, if known. The type of barrier used will depend on the size and type of opening.
  • For temporary protection of large sections of a building such as large commercial doors or entranceways that may be exposed to deeper flood waters, water-filled barriers can be interconnected and stacked to divert water away from openings.
  • Install moveable flood gates, permanent swing flood doors, or submarine doors (the latter two options provide permanent flood protection for deeper water) if feasible.
  • For repetitive deep and prolonged flooding, permanent flood walls that surround the property may be considered.

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When your business or home in Kailua-Kona has a flooding emergency, our local teams in Hawaii and Maui can help. Call us today at 808-329-6560. Mahalo!

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