New Flood Rules Could Raise Your Insurance—Or Lower It
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New Flood Rules Could Raise Your Insurance—Or Lower It

Starting in 2026, new insurance rules mandate flood-resilient basements for coverage and discounts. Implement drainage solutions, seals, pumps, and sensors to reduce premiums by up to 25%, elevate home value, and create a safer living space. Early action guarantees compliance and enduring benefits.

By Kelly AlyseJanuary 4, 2026
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