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Emerging Competitor Tests Flood Barrier Products in Indiana and Miami

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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A company founded by a Shore Acres resident, Dam It Defense, is testing custom flood barrier products in various locations. The founder developed the business after Hurricane Helene flooded his home, leading to the need for such solutions. The product utilizes aluminum materials and can be built up to 10 feet high, protecting properties from various threats. Testing has taken place in Indiana for hydrostatic pressure and at a client's house in Miami for effectiveness during rainfall.

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The rise of Dam It Defense introduces a residential-scale competitor to the flood defense market. The company's product is noted to operate similarly to those used by AquaFence for commercial properties, including those at Tampa General Hospital. This expansion into the residential market segment is notable.

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Who's involved

  • AquaFenceCompany providing flood barrier protection services to Tampa General Hospital.
  • FloridaState where AquaFence operates from its U.S. headquarters in Tampa.
  • Tampa General HospitalHospital where AquaFence provides flood barrier protection services.
  • NaplesCity where AquaFence installed systems in a property.

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