Flood risk is not determined by rainfall alone. FlowGuard combines environmental conditions, geographic exposure, infrastructure characteristics and historical behaviour to build a clearer picture of where risk develops.
Rainfall, weather and surrounding conditions — the intensity, duration and timing of the water arriving on site.
Terrain, elevation and proximity to water — where the land sits, how it drains and how close it is to the coast, lagoon and rivers.
Past flood events and recurring exposure — a record of flooding is one of the strongest signals of where it happens again.
Drainage topology, condition and capacity — the channels, culverts and outfalls that carry water away, and how well they perform under load.
Property-level monitoring can add direct infrastructure observations — water level, flow, silt and blockage — to the risk picture, turning a modelled estimate into a continuously measured view of a specific site.
Relative flood exposure across an area, from environmental, geographic and historical signals.
Your site's specific terrain, drainage network and infrastructure condition.
Direct, ongoing observation of the infrastructure that influences your risk.
Every engagement starts with an assessment of your specific site — its drainage, exposure and readiness.