You don't need to live in the Mississippi Delta to be at risk for flooding. Heavy rains, melting snow and inadequate drainage can also cause problems. It helps to be prepared.
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How To Prepare Your Home for a Flood
Heavy rain, melting snow and plumbing problems can all cause flooding in the home. Here are the steps to take before, during and after a flood to stay safe and minimize damage.
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