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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1029650)	9/5/2017 4:40:26 PM
From: J_F_Shepard	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1570913

Happy for you..........listened to my regular talk show guy this morning he said he got 30 inches around him but didn't get flooded (he's on higher ground on a ranch). But his new house has a copper roof and he said they had buckets all round the insides catching leaks... New copper roof shouldn't leak, I think. RE: water barriers, if they have some that don't take up much room it might be a good idea....but if you get enough warning buying bags of sand and some plastic sheeting will work as well as anything I know....a guy I know used them to protect his garage from an overflowing street drain.... Clean up is a mess and very labor intensive job.....all water soaked sheet rock and fiberglass has to be tossed... Florida is next...