Take a look through our collection of case studies that showcase various PFR projects all around the country.
Faced with imminent tidal flooding, tailored Property Flood Resilience solutions were delivered to 23 properties in just three weeks, preventing damage, empowering residents and earning national recognition for community-led resilience.
View case studyThe Resilient Roch project coordinated property-level surveys in flood-prone communities to enhance climate resilience. By integrating flood risk, energy efficiency, and housing condition assessments, and later by merging aspects of the surveys, the project addressed socio-economic vulnerabilities and informed targeted, multi-benefit housing interventions.
View case studySainthill Baptist Church and Manse in Kentisbeare received Property Flood Resilience (PFR) measures through the Devon Resilience Innovation Project, following past surface water flooding. As a listed community asset, the process required extensive engagement and consents. Installed in April 2025, the measures have yet to be tested but have improved preparedness.
View case studyDelivering PFR surveys for 43 properties at risk of flooding in Ironbridge.
View case studyThe client, surveyor, contractor and homeowner collaborated at the Design Review stage (of the Code of Practice Standard 4) resulting in clearer choices for the homeowner and greater take up.
View case studyThe Harbour Inn, located below sea level in Southwold, Suffolk, faced regular flooding challenges. By implementing a comprehensive flood resilience strategy, the property was able to remain operational even after major flood events, minimising disruption and financial impact.
View case studyThis homeowner in Cockermouth faced repeated flooding, eventually losing flood insurance coverage. By implementing passive flood resilience measures, she was able to recover faster and improve the property’s overall flood resilience.
View case studyThis commercial office building in York was retrofitted with a comprehensive flood resilience strategy after being flooded in 2015. Key measures included water-resistant materials, flood barriers, and pumping systems, improving the building’s ability to withstand and recover from future flooding events.
View case studyThe challenge of recurring flooding in Bewdley was met with approaches to improve preparedness, resistance and recovery as part of holistic approach to property flood resilience. Their comprehensive approach effectively mitigated flood damage, enhanced their resilience, and allowed them to continue living in their house near the river.
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