Commercial · Titanium
Titanium Series
Commercial-grade barriers built for wide spans and deeper water.
Titanium series
Commercial grade
The details
The Titanium Series is HydroDam's commercial flood-protection platform. Heavier plank stock, reinforced posts, and taller stacking handle wide storefronts, loading docks, parking garages, and multi-family entries. When downtime costs thousands an hour, a small crew can deploy Titanium in minutes.
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Engineered features
- Reinforced commercial-gauge planks
- Heavy-duty load-rated posts
- Taller stack height for deeper water
- Crew-deployable in minutes
- Engineered for wide spans
- Height specced to your base flood elevation
What is the Titanium Series built for?
Openings where the spans get wider and the water gets deeper than residential systems are designed to handle: storefronts and ground-floor retail, HOA and condo building entries, rental portfolios, loading docks, parking garage mouths, and municipal infrastructure. Titanium uses heavier commercial-gauge plank stock, reinforced load-rated posts, and taller stack heights, because a 12-foot storefront holding back three feet of surge carries loads a doorway barrier never sees. Against downtime that costs thousands an hour, the barrier is the smaller expense.
How does commercial deployment work?
The same drop-in principle as our residential systems, scaled up: posts are pre-mounted at each opening, and planks stack down the channels onto the gasket seal. Wide spans use engineered intermediate supports, and a small crew can seal a typical commercial frontage in minutes, fast enough to deploy on a storm-watch afternoon without closing early. Property managers get the same walkthrough homeowners do, so any staff member on shift can run the deployment.
How is the Titanium Series priced?
Titanium is quote-only: commercial openings vary too much in span, height, and engineering requirements for a flat rate, and we'd rather quote you an accurate number than a rough one. The process is a site assessment of your openings and flood exposure, then an engineered spec and a written proposal. If you're comparing bids, bring them; the spec makes line-by-line comparison easy. Start with the contact page or call (727) 613-1415.
Is Titanium FEMA-certified?
FEMA does not certify flood barrier products, so no barrier is FEMA-certified, and we do not claim third-party product certification. What we do: commercial installs are performed by a Florida Certified Building Contractor (#CBC1269077, held by our licensed affiliate), and commercial dry floodproofing that must satisfy the NFIP needs a Floodproofing Certificate for the specific building, signed by a registered professional engineer or architect. Protection heights are specced against the property's FEMA flood zone and base flood elevation during the assessment.
Before you decide
Watch the same build hold back real water in our seal and deployment test footage, read whether flood barriers actually work and where they hit their limits, check what a system costs in Florida, or see how it compares to sandbags. Every series carries the same 5-year warranty.