Flood zone maps across New Brunswick are expanding. The Saint John River has already reached flood stage this spring. Gagetown is underwater, Fredericton trails are closed, and Jemseg is under active flood warning. And when the water recedes, the insurance reality hits: most standard home policies don't automatically cover this. Premiums have climbed and coverage gaps have become impossible to ignore. The average flood claim in Canada now sits around $43,000. And a University of Waterloo study found that flooded homes sell for 8.2% less and 44% fewer homes even get listed for sale in flooded communities. That's not a statistic. That's your retirement account, your equity, your ability to sell when you're ready. Most New Brunswick homeowners still don't have anything permanent protecting their home.

Sump pumps fail during power outages, which is exactly when you need them most. Aquaverter is different. It's a modular barrier system that installs directly on your home's entry points: doors, garage openings, below-grade windows. When flood risk is imminent, it deploys in minutes and seals completely. No electricity. No pumps. No hoping.