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Flood barriers for your home.

Measured at your house, fabricated at our Clearwater shop, and installed by our own crew. Every barrier is cut to one opening on one home, because door frames are not a standard size and a seal that nearly fits does not seal.

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Installed systems from $1,850 · 5-year warranty · 5.0 from 19 Google reviews

Coverage

Which openings need protecting

Water enters at the lowest opening it can reach. Protecting one door and leaving the garage is how homes still flood with barriers on the wall.

Front and back doors

The most common entry point and the cheapest to protect. A single door is where most homeowners start.

How door barriers work

Sliding glass doors

Wide, low-silled and usually facing the water. A slider needs a longer span and a stiffer profile than a standard door.

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Garage doors

The single largest opening on most houses and the one that floods a home fastest. Also the most expensive to get wrong.

Garage protection

French and patio doors

Double openings with a center join. We measure the full clear span, not the leaf width, so the seal lands on solid frame.

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How it works

From first call to storm-ready

01

Free in-home assessment

We come to you, measure every opening, and confirm which FEMA zone your address actually sits in. No obligation and no charge.

02

Exact measurement

Every barrier is cut to one opening on one house. Nothing is stocked to a standard size, because door frames are not a standard size.

03

Fabricated in Clearwater

Built at our own shop, not ordered in. That is why the lead time is ours to control rather than a supplier's.

04

Installed and walked through

Our crew fits the track and hardware, then shows you how to deploy it yourself before we leave. No subcontractors.

I was impressed with how diligently and efficiently the crew worked. If you have ever waited and wondered about a contractor and their delays, late arrivals, stall tactics, and vanishing acts, Hydrodam will provide a pleasant and vast difference.
John Zurek
The crew arrived on time, worked efficiently, and the fit was perfect—like they custom-designed each panel for my house. After installation, they followed up to make sure I was 100% satisfied, which gave me even more confidence in their workmanship.
Oscar Urquidi
All I can say is WOW. I am beyond impressed! Woman owned and veteran friendly, Hydrodam provides professional services, a cut above the rest, with the most comprehensive and user friendly product in the flood protection space.
Roland Faranda

Home flood barriers, answered.

How much do flood barriers cost for a home?
Fabricated and installed systems start around $1,850. Price moves with how many openings you protect, how wide they are, and the protection height your flood zone calls for. A front door and a double garage are very different numbers. The instant estimator gives you a range in about a minute; the free assessment turns it into an exact price.
Which openings should I protect first?
Start with the lowest ones. Water finds the lowest opening in the elevation and goes through it, so the front door on the low side of the house matters more than a slider two steps up. Garages are usually next because they are wide and sit at grade. We map this during the assessment rather than guessing from photos.
Can I deploy the barriers myself?
Yes. That is the point of the design. The track stays mounted year round and the panels store flat until you need them. We walk you through deployment at handover, and most homeowners can put up a single opening on their own.
Are flood barriers better than sandbags?
Sandbags are a temporary absorbent dam, not a seal. They soak, slump and leak, they take hours to fill and place, and they have to be disposed of after contact with floodwater. An aluminum barrier with a compression gasket seals against the frame and is reusable for years.
How long do they last?
The systems carry a 5-year warranty. The aluminum and the mounted track are built to stay outside in salt air, and the gasket is the wear item, which is replaceable without redoing the installation.

Protect your home before the next storm.

The assessment is free and there is no obligation. We measure, confirm your flood zone, and give you an exact price.

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