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How to Flood-Proof a House

July 31, 2026

A Step-by-Step Guide to Protecting a Home Before the Water Arrives One inch of water inside an average home can cost more than $25,000 to repair, according to FEMA. That is drywall, flooring, insulation, and whatever was sitting on the floor when the water came in. Most of that damage is preventable. Flood-proofing a house…

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How To Build A Seawall On A Lake

September 27, 2021

Seawalls have useful applications for inland lakes. Learn more about constructing a lake seawall and the benefits of using TrapBag erosion control barriers for your next seawall project.

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MSE Walls for Bridge Abutments

August 30, 2021

Learn how mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls are a great solution to constructing bridge abutments. Use TrapBags to build your next MSE wall.

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How Levee Systems Work During Rapid Flooding

August 27, 2021

Learn about levee systems and how they prevent and control rapid flash floods. TrapBags are the best solution for your next temporary levee.

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What Are Geotextiles?

August 27, 2021

Learn about geotextile fabrics, applications, and how TrapBag geotextile bags can be used for any project.

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Uses for Temporary Cofferdams

August 23, 2021

Learn about the uses for temporary cofferdams and how to construct a temporary cofferdam system with TrapBag control barrier bags.

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Combating Rising Water Levels in Chicago with Flood Barriers

August 5, 2021

As flooding presents a growing danger to cities such as Chicago, learn how TrapBag can protect your land, property, and more.

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Beach Retaining Walls for Beach Restoration

July 26, 2021

Learn about beach restoration methods and how TrapBag is the superior erosion control solution for eroding beaches, coasts, and shorefronts.

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Spill Containment in San Juan, Argentina

July 22, 2021

TrapBag barriers are the ideal solution for spill containment, spill control, and spill prevention. Utilizing a TrapBag barrier can protect against hazardous spills, saving you time and money.

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What Is the Difference Between Dikes and Dams?

July 22, 2021

Learn the difference between dikes and dams, how wall dams work, and how TrapBag barriers provide fast, effective flood control for any project.

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TrapBags protecting homes in Ute Pass from mudflow and debris flow

Mudslide & Debris Flow Control in Manitou Springs, Colorado

June 28, 2021

TrapBag barriers are the ideal solution for mudflow and debris flow prevention and protection. Having a TrapBag barrier in place can save properties and lives.

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Erosion Protection with TrapBag barriers in Africa

Preventing Soil Erosion & Desertification in Africa with Erosion Bags

June 25, 2021

Soil erosion in Africa has many causes, but utilization of TrapBag soil erosion bags can control & prevent further erosion & desertification.

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Hummer in front of a Cellular MSE Retaining Wall

How to Construct a Cellular MSE Retaining Wall

June 25, 2021

Learn more about MSE retaining walls, how to construct them, and constructing your MSE walls with TrapBag control barrier bags.

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