Flood Guard
Tape

FLOOD GUARD TAPE is a product specifically engineered and designed to prevent water intrusion into your home and/or place of business. The product can remain submerged for up to a year or more without any product deterioration or
performance.
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The product is designed to endure extreme ambient temperatures exceeding 100 degrees.

THE ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND IN THE INDUSTRY: The product comes with a $5,000 guarantee if it fails to perform for its stated purpose. No more carrying heavy sandbags!

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Protecting your home is crucial to avoid the costly consequences of flooding. Floodwater can mix with sewage, causing extensive damage to furniture, clothing, appliances, flooring, and walls. Electrical problems may also arise, making repairs both extensive and expensive.

Flood Guard Tape protects your home from flood water. It installs easily, removes quickly, and is durable without tearing or fading. It won't leave residue or damage finishes, offering a cost-effective solution.

Flood Guard prevents floodwater from entering your home through garage, sliding glass, and front and side doors.

CHECK LIST BEFORE STARTING
TO SECURE YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS

Check for gaps where the door jamb meets the outside wall and fill them with premium silicone caulk, which is flexible, water-resistant, and won't shrink. Apply the same caulk to the threshold and all exterior doors for a proper seal.

Inspect where the metal frame of sliding doors meets the stucco or concrete. Fill any gaps with silicone, focusing on the bottom of the frame.

Seal windows to prevent rainwater from damaging the wall beneath, even if flood water doesn't reach that high.
Seal the wall opening around the AC unit with premixed stucco. Apply an additional coat if necessary. Once it is dry, paint to match the house exterior if desired. For enhanced water protection, apply silicone caulk over the dried stucco using a disposable paintbrush, ensuring all gaps are sealed.

Fill any gaps in the wood trim around your garage door opening with silicone.

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DOOR APPLICATION

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SLIDING GLASS DOOR APPLICATION

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GARAGE DOOR APPLICATION

    CLEAN OUT VALVE

    “Water seeks its own level.” This is true in a flooding event.
    If floodwater rises above floor level, it may backflow through all household drains, including toilets and showers. This water is highly contaminated and has a strong odor.
    Preventing water backflow in the main drainpipe of your home is crucial. It is advisable to hire a plumber to install a cut-off valve, or alternatively, you may consider purchasing an air bladder. A cut-off valve allows you to prevent water from flowing back by simply turning a knob or handle.
    The air bladder pump works like an arm blood pressure cuff inflator. Insert the bladder into the pipe and inflate it to seal the opening, stopping water flow. To remove it, release the air using the pump knob and extract the bladder. Installation takes about five minutes. Home drainpipes are usually 4-6 inches in diameter, but yours may vary.

    FLOOD GUARD TAPE INSTALLATION

    Measure the sides of the closed exterior door on both the left and right. If it is a double door, cut a stripe of the same height for the center where the two doors meet.

    Assess the anticipated rise of the water level based on historical data and weather forecasts. Add an additional one (1) inch to your measurement for both the left and right sides. The same applies for the center strip of a double door.

    IF YOUR DOOR HAS SIDE GLASS PANELS, MAKE SURE TO APPLY THE PRODUCT.

    MAKE SURE THE FRONT AND SIDES OF THE DOOR THRESHOLD IS COVERED TO PREVENT WATER INTRUSION USING FLOOD GUARD.

    IMPORTANT!!!

    Ensure the surface is dry and clear of debris for a proper seal before applying the Flood Guard. After application, check that all openings are sealed and it is securely bonded to the surface.

    Do not apply the product to the inside of your door. Continuous water contact can damage the door (warping, swelling) and the surrounding drywall (mold, mildew, bubbling) needing replacement.

    REMEMBER: YOU WANT TO KEEP THE WATER OUTSIDE THE DOOR, NOT INSIDE.