the speed and efficiency of the Scoop-Boss.

Our Solution

Without Scoop-Boss

Two men fill sandbags for use protecting property against flooding expected in Charleston, South Carolina when Hurricane Florence arrives.
KELOWNA, CANADA - MAY 12, 2017: Volunteers work together to build sandbags at an emergency flooding station on May 12, 2017 in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.
KELOWNA, CANADA - MAY 12: An emergency response worker piles sandbags on a pallette on May 12, 2017 in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.
A flooded house in an oceanside community in New England shows the strength of Hurricane Sandy, a powerful storm which crashed into the Eastern USA. The gate was barricaded with sandbags, but the force of the water was too strong.

Flood Prevention with Sandbags

The Scoop-Boss revolutionizes flood protection by enabling a single person to fill sandbags 10x faster than traditional methods. In a crisis, every second counts—be prepared before the water rises.
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With Scoop-Boss

Chiangmai, Thailand - Sep 25 2024 : Chiang Mai city flooded as Ping River overflows
Stacks of sandbags on the riverbank
Sacks At Waterfront
Gatineau, Canada - Avril 30, 2019: This is the big flood of the city of Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. We can see the Gatineau River flooding the Carmen road near Boulevard de la Gappe. There are lot sandbags in front of houses.
Flood water - Sandbags for flood defense
Sandbags on the banks of the river Elbe to protect against the flood at high tide in Magdeburg
Coping with extreme weather conditions
Sandbag Wall Prepared for a Major River Flood
Home in background with sandbags and water surrounding it.
Flooded Cafe With Chairs Floating On Water. 3D Rendering
Flooded Tiny House With Chairs And Coffee Table Floating On Water
interior of a warehouse full of goods damaged by a flood of water and mud. 3d render image
Living room and Dining Room Flooded
The basement of a building under construction is filled with dirty flood water

The Aftermath: When Disaster Strikes

When preparation falls short, floodwaters can devastate homes and communities. Without sandbags in place, the damage can be severe, leaving people in desperate situations.You can find yourself stranded and needing to be rescued!
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Flooded Cafe With Chairs Floating On Water. 3D Rendering
Flooded Tiny House With Chairs And Coffee Table Floating On Water
interior of a warehouse full of goods damaged by a flood of water and mud. 3d render image
Living room and Dining Room Flooded
The basement of a building under construction is filled with dirty flood water
With Scoop-Boss, one person can quickly and efficiently remove up to 2.5 gallons of water per scoop, allowing you to save time and reduce damage before it’s too late. No shovels, no extra people – just speed, efficiency, and reliability when it matters most. If your flooded you will have no power!
  • 2.5 gallons per scoop.
  • Save homes and lives with speed.
  • Quick, easy, and highly effective.
Be prepared for disaster – and take action.

How It Works

The Scoop-Boss simplifies sandbag filling and floodwater removal with just three easy steps

1

Grab & Slide

Secure the sandbag onto the back handle

2

Scoop & Fill

Collect sand or water in a single, powerful motion.

3

Drop & Repeat

Quickly release the filled bag and move to the next.

  • 10x Faster Than Traditional Shovels
  • Single-Person Operation
  • Lightweight & Durable

Our Mission

At Scoop-Boss, we revolutionize disaster preparation with faster, smarter solutions. Our goal is simple: help people act quickly when every second counts. The Scoop-Boss fills sandbags 10x faster and removes flood water efficiently, saving lives and property, EVERY TIME!
Be ready. Act fast. Stay protected.
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