Basement walkout and doorway protection
Included in the assessment, installation or homeowner handover as applicable to the approved scope.
Flood Ready service
Reduce water entry at vulnerable doors, walkouts, garages, windows and low openings.

Property-specific service
Flood Ready assesses the opening, expected water pathway, threshold, wall conditions, deployment time, drainage and residual risk before recommending permanent or removable protection.
Included in the assessment, installation or homeowner handover as applicable to the approved scope.
Included in the assessment, installation or homeowner handover as applicable to the approved scope.
Included in the assessment, installation or homeowner handover as applicable to the approved scope.
Included in the assessment, installation or homeowner handover as applicable to the approved scope.
From concern to maintained system

Technical fit
Reduce water entry at vulnerable doors, walkouts, garages, windows and low openings.
Flood Ready separates observations from assumptions, identifies permits and municipal-programme requirements, and documents the work included in the quotation.
Questions to ask before hiring a contractorRequest the right next step
Tell us what you have observed. We will confirm whether the next step is an assessment, camera inspection, maintenance visit, measurement or installation consultation.
Next step
Use the dedicated assessment page with service, concern and city dropdowns so Flood Ready can route the enquiry properly.
Build a layered plan
Help stop sewer flow from reversing into protected basement drains and fixtures.
Move collected foundation drainage to an approved discharge point with a maintainable pump system.
Keep a secondary pumping path available when power or the primary pump fails.
Frequently asked questions
Common applications include basement walkouts, low exterior doors, garages, stairwells and selected windows where surface water reaches a defined opening.
Permanent systems reduce deployment dependence; removable systems preserve everyday access but require storage, warning time and trained installation.
No. It addresses a defined entry point within its limits. Groundwater, sewer backup, rainfall behind the barrier and other openings remain separate risks.
Yes. Opening measurements and site conditions must be reviewed before a responsible recommendation or quotation.
Tell us what happened, where water may enter and which systems are already installed.