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Water Control Just Got Easier Protect Against: THE NEXT GENERATION IN FLOOD PROTECTION TM Water Control Just Got Easier Prevent Water Damage Stop Flowing Water Contain the Mess Prevent Slip & Falls Finally, a solution to these situations: Protect Against: What is the cost? • Storm preparedness • Pipe, roof & equipment leaks Property & Equipment Damage $$$ • Overflowing appliances Downtime Cost $$$ • Cafeteria accidents & spills Price of Restoration $$$ • Water runoff • A/C & refrigeration condensate control Preventing Costly • Water main breaks & sewage back up • Parking garage & elevator shaft Flood Damage PRICELESS protection & more 1 | www.quickdams.com WHY BE PREPARED? 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