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Flood Prep and Recovery

Ritz Safety is your partner to prepare for incoming hurricanes and is there to help you recover once they have passed. Ritz Safety provides hurricane-related products along the gulf coast in Houston (TX), Mobile (AL), and Tampa (FL). Ready to help you prepare for hurricanes with sandbags, flashlights, water, batteries, radios, and barrier systems and recover with cleaning supplies, gloves, fans, lifejackets, tarps, and more. Ritz Safety understands the risks your family, business, and community face with harsh storms so we stand prepared to help you weather the storm.

Hurricane Recovery Checklist

Recovering from a hurricane is hard work but being prepared with the right recovery supplies doesn't have to be hard at all. Use this checklist and find all the products you need to recover from a hurricane at Ritz Safety.

Hurricane Preparation Checklist

Everything you need to prepare for a hurricane in one simple checklist. Whether preparing your home or facility making sure you have the proper equipment on site is key to taking on the storm.

Products for Hurricane Preparation

Flashlights

Batteries

Rain Gear

Sandbags

Cones & Markers

Tarps

Preparedness Kits

Water

Coolers

Gas Cans

Two-Way Radios

Lock Out Tag Out

Products for Hurricane Recovery

Hi-Viz Vests

Gloves

Eyewear

Waterproof boots for clean up

Waterproof Boots

Clean up Supplies

Cleaning Supplies

Barricade Tape

Lighting

Lighting

Insect Repellent

Insect Repellents

Sunscreen

Sunscreen

First Aid Kits

Pop-Up Shelters

Trash Bags

Hurricane Preparation Resources

Hurricane Recovery Protection

INFORMATION & TRAINING

FEMA National Disaster Recovery - fema.gov
National Hurricane Center - nhc.noaa.gov
OSHA Hurricane Info - osha.gov
Hurricane Preparedness - Ready.gov
Red Cross Hurricane Prep - redcross.org
First Responders Training - fema.gov

Hurricane Preparation & Recovery Partners

Flooding has caused more damage in the U.S. than any other severe, weather-related event - according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

You're not alone! Ritz Safety is here to help prepare and recover from a flood. Find your local branch at: Ritz Safety Locations

Products for Prepare

Weather Detectors

Products for Recover

Hydration

Fuel & Gas Cans

Disinfectants & Sanitizers

Disposable Gloves

Insect Repellents

Traffic Cones

Barricades

First Aid Supplies

TIPS & RESOURCES

TIPS TO PREPARE

Communicate and test a comprehensive emergency plan with your staff
Elevate power components if susceptible to flooding
Install check valves in sewer traps to prevent backup
Construct barriers to prevent floodwater from entering
Seal walls with waterproofing components to avoice seepage

TIPS TO RECOVER

If you smell gas or if flood water still surrounds the building, do not enter the facility
If there are any doubts on the facility safety, do not enter until its been inspected by a qualified building inspector or structural engineer
Walk carefully around the outside for loose power lines or structural damage
Keep radio with you so you can listen for news updates
Service any damaged septic tanks, pits, cesspools and leaching systems ASAP
Floodwater may contain oil, gasoline, or raw sewage. Floodwater could also be electrically charged so its important to avoid floodwater as much as possible