Spring Flooding Solutions from Big Bags USA®

The spring flooding season is upon us. The weather is warming up, and areas that were covered in snow are starting to melt. That excess water combined with spring showers will bring the possibility of flooding to many regions across the country. Big Bags USA® is here to help you be prepared for those spring floods. Keep reading to learn more about our flood barrier systems and how they're the solution for spring flooding!

Big Bags USA® Flood Barriers


Big Bags USA® is the fastest deployed barrier anywhere! Our flood barriers provide lightning fast flood protection at a fraction of the cost normally associated with rapid deployed systems. One system is 36" wide, 15' long and 40" tall. One, five bag system, an be placed and filled by just 2 men in less than 10 minutes. That's equal to 15 lineal foot every 10 minutes, 200 times faster than traditional sandbag walls. They also use just half the amount of sand used in a sandbag wall built to the same height. The bags are made of 6mm thick polypropylene, made with the highest UV resistant polymers available to increase longevity in sunlight. The flexibility of the barrier allows the product to be used on any surface without the need for trenching or leveling to get a water-tight seal, and also allows for curves and stacking. The systems are also field tested and proven to protect against moving logs and ice jams. Our flood barriers are packaged 14 systems per pallet, providing 210 linear foot of flood protection that can be easily stockpiled. All flood mitigation plans should include an easily stored product like Big Bags USA®.

Flood Barrier System Uses


Big Bags USA® flood barrier systems can be used in a variety of flood & water control situations. During any flooding event, one major concern is traffic safety. Our barrier systems are excellent for on the spot traffic barriers. From protective construction barriers to emergency road side disasters, Big Bags USA® is your solution. The barriers can also be used to heighten levees or create coffer dams. Coastal erosion prevention and slope stabilization can also be achieved with the help of Big Bags USA®. Providing a fast and simple solution for the containment and deferment of water, Big Bags USA® is a great on hand sandbags tool for disaster prevention. Visit our website at www.BigBagsUSA.com to learn more about how easy it is to use Big Bags USA® barriers for all your flood mitigation needs.

Big Bags USA® is standing by ready to assist in times of need. We have product loaded and ready for emergency delivery. If you're within 500 miles of our warehouse in Camdenton, Missouri, we can have product to you in as little as 24 hours. For more information on Big Bags USA® flood barrier systems, give us a call at 800-337-0537.

If you have an immediate need for our systems, or have any questions for us, please Call us Toll Free at 1-800-337-0537 or visit www.BigBagsUSA.com.


D.R.I.P.S.
Disaster Relief & Innovative
Protection Systems, LLC
(573) 480-6699

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ALWAYS READY TO HELP LOCAL, STATE, & FEDERAL AGENCIES ... BE PREPARED!

Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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