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When it comes to construction, most homes are designed in resisting water or filtering out water through the use of gutters and drainage systems. While floodwater might seem like a mild annoyance for a lot of homeowners, there’s a reason why most homes are designed around flood-proofing and water damage: it can quickly accumulate in …

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