Flood Solutions For The Commercial Industry

Businesses of all shapes and sizes are susceptible to flooding, whether it occurs due to a hurricane, heavy storm or wet spring. Retailers, restaurants, office buildings, warehouses and more – they all have doors (sometimes large doors and even loading docks), which means they need protection to keep floodwater outside where it belongs. Whether the right flood protection measures for your business are active (deployed by a person, either manually or electronically) or passive (deployed automatically when flooding occurs), PS Flood Barriers® can help.

Here at PS Flood Barriers, we develop, manufacture and even customize proven flood protection solutions that protect commercial property across North America, including some of those areas most prone to natural disasters.

Case Study: Olde Colonial Cafe

Case Study: YMCA Of Frederick County

Flood Products For The Commercial Industry

Hydro1® Pedestrian Flood Doors

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PS Flood Barriers® Hydro1® Flood Doors

PS Flood Barriers® Hydro1® Florida Product Approval

Hydro1® Flood Door Installed At MLK Community Center

AquaTrigger® Self-Closing Flood Barrier

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AquaTrigger® Vents

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HydroDefense® Flood Plank™

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HydroDefense® Flood Plank™ XL

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EzDam® XL Flood Barriers

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Flex-Cover® Grate

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Flex-Cover® Resilient Tunnel Plug

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Hinged Flood Barrier (Paired)

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Louver Cover Flood Barrier

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Flex-Gate® Bottom Deploy

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Flex-Gate® Side Deploy

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Flex-Gate® Stairwell

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Flex-Gate® Portal

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Flood Hatch

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PS Flood Barriers® Case Study: Shalom Center
PS Flood Barriers® Case Study: Shalom Center

The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace (CSJP) is a Roman Catholic religious organization founded in 1884 in England. Made up entirely of women, CJSP works to promote peace through justice, advocating for human rights and more. CSJP has a 14-acre campus in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, a small borough across the George Washington Bridge from New York City atop the Hudson River Palisades. This historic location is beautiful, peaceful, and unfortunately, prone to flooding during heavy rains.

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PS Flood Barriers Announces FM Approval For Hydro1® Pedestrian Flood Doors, Setting New Standards in Passive Flood Protection
PS Flood Barriers Announces FM Approval For Hydro1® Pedestrian Flood Doors, Setting New Standards in Passive Flood Protection

The Hydro1® line of pedestrian Flood Doors from PS Flood Barriers® has been tested and approved by FM Approvals, reinforcing the proven quality of these doors and the company's position as a leader in flood protection technology. FM Approvals is one of the world's most respected independent testing and certification organizations. The Hydro1 model has been certified to withstand 8 feet of water pressure, while the newly introduced Hydro1-XFL has achieved FM Approval certification for an unprecedented 30 feet of water pressure.

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PROVEN SOLUTIONS: Specially Engineered Vent Barriers Solve Flooding Issues In Subways And Other Underground Urban Infrastructure
PROVEN SOLUTIONS: Specially Engineered Vent Barriers Solve Flooding Issues In Subways And Other Underground Urban Infrastructure

Ventilation openings that provide airflow to underground infrastructure also create a major vulnerability during severe weather. Flash flooding, storm surge and rapidly rising surface water can quickly overwhelm traditional vent openings, allowing water to enter underground systems within minutes. Once floodwater penetrates these spaces, the result can be catastrophic, leading to equipment damage, electrical failures, service interruptions, costly repairs and dangerous conditions for both workers and the public. As climate patterns continue to produce more intense rainfall events, cities are increasingly challenged to protect vulnerable underground infrastructure without compromising the ventilation systems required for normal operation.

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