Flood Panel LLC now provides flood mitigation systems nationwide and off-shore; we have developed a certified installer network* for exclusive installation of our flood mitigation products. These installers* are typically licensed contractors with years of experience, OSHA certification and insurance. All of our installs are now handled by these certified companies*. Flood Panel LLC can provide on-site consulting services during the design phase, and during installation at a fee. Architecture Metals handles all manufacturing, engineering, shop drawings, signed and sealed shops and stamped calculations along with product testing through an independent testing lab. Our terms and conditions cover the materials provided by AM. The installation will be handled by one of our certified installer companies*. *If you would like more information about qualified license contractors in your area, please click here to contact us.
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The aluminum Flood Panel™ supplied for your project are flood barriers that will last for the life of your buildings if properly installed and maintained. However, there are certain things you should bear in mind concerning their proper care, storage and handling.
The Flood Panel is deployed when an impending storm is threatening the area. When it is time to install the barriers, time is of the essence and proper storage of the barriers will greatly aid in the speedy deployment and installation of the flood barriers.
Flood Panel requires very little annual maintenance, mostly to replace foam gaskets and seals, but requires professional supervision and inspection to insure they’re ready for deployment.
The Flood Panel Inspection and Maintenance Plan includes all components required to satisfy Item #2 in the following FEMA Technical Bulletin 3-93:
Inspection and Maintenance Plan Every flood proofing design requires some degree of periodic maintenance and inspection to ensure that all components will operate properly under flood conditions. The necessary inspection and maintenance activities, including inspection intervals and repair requirements, must be described in the Inspection and Maintenance Plan. Components that should be inspected as part of an annual (as a minimum) maintenance and inspection program include the following: Flood Panel provides detailed design and plans for Please contact us to obtain expert advice for your flood protection panels, shields, and barriers.