Protecting Your Home from Stormwater Damage

Written By Benjamin Buck

In a natural environment, storm water runoff is absorbed by soil, evaporates into the atmosphere or flows into bodies of water, such as streams, lakes or rivers. Homeowners may need to recreate the natural environment on their property to address storm water runoff. This includes planting trees and other vegetation, building rain gardens and installing rain barrels or cisterns to collect roof water.

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Benjamin Buck

Benjamin Buck grew up on a livestock and grain farm in the midwest. Today, he and his family live in South Carolina where Benj currently runs three businesses and a not-for-profit organization. He is extremely involved in his community and loves to speak to students and young entrepreneurs about preparing for the future.

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