Skip to main content
    Floodi LogoFloodi
    Marinas and waterfront operators

    Flood Map for Florida Marinas and Waterfront Properties

    Flood map and alert workflows for Florida marinas, waterfront properties, boat storage areas, and coastal business operators.

    Report floodingOpen the Live Map

    Problem

    Marinas and waterfront properties face king tides, storm surge, access-road flooding, parking lot flooding, and customer communication challenges.

    Floodi solution

    Floodi can support a local map and reporting workflow for access points, docks, parking, and surrounding roads.

    Data export use case

    Track public-safe observations around access roads, parking areas, and waterfront approaches across storms and tide events.

    Resident reporting benefit

    Customers and residents can view awareness information while being directed to official marine weather and emergency guidance.

    Dashboard benefits

    Waterfront flood awareness
    Access-road reports
    Customer communication support
    Monthly pilot CTA
    HomeFlorida flood mapGovernmentPilotPricingPartnersMediaAPI infoProperty managers & HOAsInsuranceReportAlertsMiamiBroward County

    Request a marina pilot

    Floodi will follow up about ethical, public-safe flood awareness workflows.

    Safety and emergency disclaimer

    Floodi does not replace 911, official emergency alerts, evacuation orders, or local government instructions. Community reports may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate. Never drive through flooded roads.

    Marinas and waterfront operators FAQ

    Floodi is a Florida-first real-time community flood intelligence platform where residents can report flooding and organizations can view public-safe flood activity on maps and dashboards.

    Floodi combines resident reports, road-impact fields, photos when safely submitted, verification signals, map views, embeds, alerts, and public-safe data workflows for local awareness.

    Yes. Floodi is designed for Florida residents, cities, counties, HOAs, property managers, insurers, media partners, and emergency-aware teams.

    Open Floodi, choose Report flooding, confirm the location, add safe details about depth or road impact, include photos only if safe, and submit the report for community awareness.

    Yes. Cities can request pilots, public map embeds, resident reporting workflows, dashboard reviews, and scoped data export discussions.

    Yes. Counties can use Floodi for situational awareness, public works triage support, stormwater visibility, and emergency management coordination conversations.

    Yes. HOAs can use Floodi to collect resident observations, monitor recurring nuisance flooding, and share a local awareness map with residents.

    Yes. Property managers can use Floodi for apartment communities, marinas, shopping centers, gated communities, and other flood-prone properties.

    Emergency managers can evaluate Floodi as an additional community-reporting signal, but Floodi does not replace official emergency communications or dispatch systems.

    No. Floodi does not replace 911, official emergency alerts, evacuation orders, or instructions from local government. Call 911 for emergencies.

    No. Floodi reports are community awareness reports unless separately verified by available signals. They should not be treated as official government records or emergency instructions.

    Floodi uses community confirmations, disputes, moderation review, public-safe fields, timestamps, location context, and official weather context where available. Reports may still be delayed or inaccurate.

    Floodi can discuss public-safe data access, GeoJSON workflows, map embeds, and scoped exports for approved partner use cases.

    Floodi can discuss partner map embeds and branded pilot workflows without implying government endorsement or replacing official alerts.

    Use the government or pilot contact form, describe your city, department, flood-prone areas, desired dashboard workflow, and public communication goals.