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Flooding in the Texas Hill Country

A little more than a year after floodwaters first swept through the Texas Hill Country, our PCG Disaster Relief team from New Caney, Texas returned to the same ground. This time they came to demo the inside of a home that had just flooded all over again.

Disaster Relief

Impact Eternity / Stories

July 31, 2026

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Contending for Mission

PCG Disaster Relief volunteer during demolition work on a flooded Texas Hill Country home
PCG Disaster Relief trailer parked outside a flood-damaged home in the Texas Hill Country
Truck with a GOD IS WITH US window sign at the Texas Hill Country response site
Volunteers shoveling flood mud from a yard in the Texas Hill Country
PCG team clearing mud beside a flood-filled swimming pool
Flood mud surrounding a swimming pool at a Texas Hill Country home
Volunteer raking flood mud from a property in the Texas Hill Country
PCG Global Disaster Relief trailer on site in the Texas Hill Country
Flood-caked ground and downed limbs in the Texas Hill Country
Drying equipment staged outside a flood-damaged Texas home
Volunteer moving a wheelbarrow of debris outside a flooded home
Volunteer carrying a door during interior demolition
Volunteer on a ladder working on interior framing
Two volunteers measuring interior framing during the rebuild
Volunteer using a drill on interior framing
Volunteers working inside the gutted home
Interior framing exposed after flood demolition
Volunteers moving drywall inside the home
Gutted interior of a flood-damaged Texas Hill Country home
Volunteer working on exposed framing during the rebuild

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