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Fond du Lac flood: Assistance available to those affected by flooding
People with immediate needs in relation to cleaning out basements should call 2-1-1 to request assistance.
How to File a Claim for Flood Damage
If your home was damaged because of flooding and is covered through the National Flood Insurance Program, FEMA offers these steps to file a claim.
9 Flood Preparation Tips
Floods are a common hazard in the United States and can severely damage a business. Read these nine tips on how to better prepare for a flood.
7 Steps to Avoid a Flooded Basement
There are certain signs of spring we all welcome: cheery daffodils, increased daylight, and the chirping of birds returning from their winter vacations. Along with those happy signs of spring, a less welcome sign may be an annual event for you—basement flooding. Spring rains often bring out the worst in flawed grading and foundations, leaving homeowners with a mess. If you’ve never dealt with basement flooding…
How to help after the superstorm
Though no longer a hurricane, Sandy still brings the threat of flooding, snow and massive power outages to millions.
How Ultra Sonic Cleaners Are Used for Disaster Restoration
No one really wants to think about having to deal with the aftermath of a fire or flood, but the ugly truth is that these potentially catastrophic events happen somewhere on a daily basis, turning lives upside down in the process. Whether it happens to our homes or our businesses, the results can be devastating. …
5 ON YOUR SIDE: How you can get flood assistance
Local 5 On Your Side has information on how you can receive flood assistance.
My house flooded. What now?
Documenting, disinfecting, mold prevention: How to clean up the mess.
How to Protect Your Building from the Next Flood
Is your building prepared should a flood occur? This industry advice can put you on the right track to prevention.
How to Protect Your Home Against Flooding
Learn how to protect your home from the dangers and damage of flooding. HouseLogic gives tips and advice on preparing for floods.
So, is it considered water damage or flood claim?
The main difference between a flood claim and water damage claim is where the water came from.
How to Prepare for a Flood This Spring
What Happens to Housing Assistance Leavers?
To assess whether federal housing assistance can encourage asset building and self-sufficiency, we need to know why families leave housing assistance and how they fare on their own. As a group, housing assistance leavers appear to be doing better than those still in public housing or receiving rent subsidies; they have higher incomes, are more likely to be married, and live in lower-poverty, safer communities. Dividing…
A Guide To Minimising Flood Damage In Homes
Do you live somewhere that's prone to flooding? It's time to get informed about the risks and how you can prepare. Our guide will help you be ready, react and recover should a flood hit your area - including how to limit the damage it causes to your home. Read more.
What to Do After a Hurricane or Flood
How you treat your home after a natural disaster can make all the difference in its future livability — and your own personal safety
What is a flash flood?
9 On Your Side looks at flash floods and why they're such a risk during the spring.
How To Clean Up After A Basement Flood
Cleaning up after a basement flood - A brief but inclusive list of the most effective and helpful tips!
What about those 100-year floods?
Just because it may be called a 100 year flood it doesn’t mean it can’t happen more than once every 100 years.
How To Save Flooded Family Heirlooms
After what feels like endless flooding, many Texans are now trying to save water-logged family heirlooms.
Flood aftermath: What do you do?
The water in your home is finally receding. Now what do you do? Q: What is the first thing I should do if my home got flooded? A: Call your flood insurance company and file a claim. Q: How can I find out if I have flood insurance, and whom to call? A: Call your homeowner's insurance company or your mortgage company. They can tell you how to contact your flood insurance company. Q: Should I wait to hire a general contractor/remodeler? A…
I Wonder: How are flood odds determined?
