Water Damage Restoration in Palm Beach County
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Updated October 11, 2026
For water damage restoration in Palm Beach County, call 786-919-0159. A live person answers 24/7 and sends a local crew with a fast response anywhere in the county, from Boca Raton and Delray Beach up to Jupiter and Tequesta, and west to Wellington, Royal Palm Beach and the Glades.
Palm Beach County covers a lot of ground. There are oceanfront estates and condo towers on the barrier islands, historic homes in West Palm Beach and Lake Worth Beach, 55-plus communities in Boca Raton, Delray Beach and Boynton Beach, equestrian properties in Wellington and large rural lots in The Acreage and Loxahatchee. Whatever the home, water damage needs the same quick start: stop the water, remove it and dry everything completely before mold can grow.
You do not need to know which service you need. Call, give your address and describe what is happening. The person who answers handles the rest.
Water Damage Restoration Services in Palm Beach County
One crew covers the emergency response, drying, cleanup and repairs, so you are not juggling contractors during a stressful week.
Water Extraction
Standing water pumped out fast, from carpet, tile and subfloors.Water Mitigation and Drying
Commercial dryers and moisture meters until walls and floors read dry.Water Damage Repair
Drywall, flooring and baseboards rebuilt after the water is out.Burst Pipes and Leaks
Pipe, slab and water heater leaks, cleaned up and dried out.AC and Appliance Leaks
AC drain overflows, washers, dishwashers and ice maker lines.Ceiling and Wall Water Damage
Leaks through ceilings and inside walls, found and dried.Flood Cleanup
Rain and storm flooding removed, cleaned and sanitized.Condo and HOA Water Damage
Unit-to-unit leaks in condos and HOA buildings.Water mitigation in Palm Beach County
Mitigation is the emergency phase: stopping the source, extracting water, removing materials that cannot be saved and setting up drying equipment. Crews use moisture meters and thermal imaging to track water inside walls, under tile and behind cabinets, and take daily readings until everything is dry.
Water damage repair in Palm Beach County
After drying, the crew replaces drywall, baseboards, insulation, cabinets and flooring and finishes the work to match. In condos, gated communities and HOAs, repairs are documented for the association and insurer.
Flood damage restoration in Palm Beach County
Floodwater from storms, surge, canals or poor drainage is treated as contaminated. Wet drywall and insulation come out, surfaces are cleaned and disinfected, and the structure is dried. Flood damage is covered by flood insurance, not standard homeowners policies.
Why Palm Beach County Homes Get Water Damage
Coastal storms and wind-driven rain
The coast from Boca Raton to Jupiter takes the brunt of tropical storms and hurricanes. Wind-driven rain forces water through roofs, windows, sliding doors and stucco cracks, and storm surge threatens homes on the barrier islands and along the Intracoastal. Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30.
Drainage and flooding in western communities
Western areas like Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee Groves and The Acreage sit on flat, low land laced with canals. Heavy summer storms can leave streets, yards and garages underwater, and homes with septic systems can see backups when the ground is saturated.
Seasonal homes and slow leaks
Many Palm Beach County residents spend part of the year up north. A slow leak from a toilet supply line, water heater or AC drain in an empty home can run for weeks before anyone notices, leading to extensive damage and mold. Shutting off the main water valve before leaving and arranging home checks prevents many of these calls.
Aging condos, plumbing and AC systems
Condo communities built in the 1970s and 80s are common along the coast and in Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach and West Palm Beach. Original plumbing risers, cast iron drain lines and supply lines are reaching the end of their life. Add year-round air conditioning, and condensate leaks become one of the most frequent causes of damage.
Cities and Communities We Serve in Palm Beach County
We cover all 39 municipalities in Palm Beach County and its unincorporated communities. The busiest areas for water damage calls include West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens and Wellington, along with Lake Worth Beach, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Riviera Beach, Lantana, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach, West Boca Raton and The Acreage.
South County
Boca Raton, West Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Highland Beach, Gulf Stream, Ocean Ridge and nearby communities. Many 55-plus and gated communities, plus beachside condos.
Central County
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Lantana, Greenacres, Palm Springs, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach and Loxahatchee Groves. Historic downtown neighborhoods, island estates and large suburban and equestrian areas.
North County and the Glades
Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Tequesta, Juno Beach, North Palm Beach, Riviera Beach and Westlake, plus Belle Glade, Pahokee and South Bay near Lake Okeechobee.
Find your city:
- Aberdeen
- Atlantis
- Belle Glade
- Boca Raton
- Boynton Beach
- Briny Breezes
- Cabana Colony
- Canal Point
- Cloud Lake
- Delray Beach
- Dunes Road
- Glen Ridge
- Golf
- Greenacres
- Gulf Stream
- Hamptons at Boca Raton
- Haverhill
- Highland Beach
- Hypoluxo
- Juno Beach
- Juno Ridge
- Jupiter
- Jupiter Farms
- Jupiter Inlet Colony
- Kenwood Estates
- Lake Clarke Shores
- Lake Park
- Lake Worth Beach
- Lantana
- Loxahatchee Groves
- Manalapan
- Mangonia Park
- North Palm Beach
- Ocean Ridge
- Pahokee
- Palm Beach
- Palm Beach Gardens
- Palm Beach Shores
- Palm Springs
- Pine Air
- Riviera Beach
- Royal Palm Beach
- Sandalfoot Cove
- South Bay
- South Palm Beach
- Sun Valley
- Tequesta
- The Acreage
- Wellington
- West Boca Raton
- West Palm Beach
- Westlake
- Whisper Walk
Do not see your community listed? We still serve it. Call 786-919-0159 with your address.
What Happens When You Call 786-919-0159
A live person answers
Day or night. Tell them what happened and where.
A crew heads your way
Fast response from a local restoration crew.
They find all the water
Moisture meters show what is wet inside walls and floors.
Dry, clean, repair
Water removed, the home dried and cleaned, damage repaired, with photos and readings for your insurance.
Condo, HOA and Seasonal Home Water Damage
Water damage in a condo or HOA home involves more than one party. In general:
- Your unit’s interior and belongings are usually your responsibility under your HO-6 policy.
- The structure and common elements usually belong to the association and its master policy.
- Water from a neighbor’s unit may involve their insurance too.
Your governing documents decide the details. Start drying every affected unit right away and document everything while responsibility gets sorted out.
If you are away for the season and hear about a leak from a neighbor or manager, call 786-919-0159. The crew can coordinate access with your property manager, building staff or a trusted neighbor.
Under Florida law, condo buildings three stories and taller need milestone structural inspections at 30 years of age, or 25 years within three miles of the coastline, then every 10 years. Water intrusion is one of the issues those inspections look for.
Insurance Help for Palm Beach County Water Damage
Homeowners and HO-6 policies usually cover sudden and accidental water damage, such as a burst pipe or a failed water heater. They usually exclude long-term leaks, wear and tear and outside flooding. Flood damage needs a separate flood policy, through the National Flood Insurance Program or a private insurer.
Protect your claim:
- Take photos and video of the damage and its source before cleanup.
- Report the claim promptly.
- Start water removal and drying immediately to prevent further damage.
- Keep receipts and photos of anything removed.
- Get copies of the crew’s moisture readings, photos and drying records.
Storm Season Tips for Palm Beach County
Before June 1, check your flood zone on FEMA’s map, clean your AC condensate line, inspect your roof, windows and doors, and photograph every room. If you leave for the summer, shut off the main water valve, set the AC to keep humidity down and arrange regular home checks. Sign up for Palm Beach County emergency alerts, and after a storm, call as soon as it is safe.
Clean, Gray and Black Water Explained
The kind of water in your home decides how the job is handled and how much can be saved.
| Category | Typical Palm Beach County sources | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Category 1: clean water | Broken supply lines, water heaters, ice maker lines, AC condensate found early | Many materials can be dried in place if drying starts quickly. |
| Category 2: gray water | Washer, dishwasher or toilet overflows without waste | Carpet pad and some porous items usually come out and surfaces are cleaned. |
| Category 3: black water | Sewage or septic backups, storm flooding, surge, canal overflow | Porous materials are removed, everything is disinfected and protective gear is used. |
Seasonal homes are a special case. A clean water leak that runs for weeks in an empty house usually becomes gray water, and by then mold is often present too.
Signs of Hidden Water Damage
Watch for these, especially when you return to a home that has been closed up:
- Musty or damp smells when you open the door
- Ceiling stains under bathrooms, laundry rooms and AC closets
- Bubbling paint, soft drywall or swollen baseboards
- Loose tile, cupped wood floors or warped cabinet bottoms
- Rust or water around the water heater or air handler
- An unusually high water bill while you were away
- Slow drains, gurgling or sewage odors, which can signal drain line or septic trouble
Moisture meters and thermal cameras let a crew check inside walls and under floors without tearing them open.
Commercial Water Damage in Palm Beach County
Offices in downtown West Palm Beach and Boca Raton, restaurants on Clematis Street and Atlantic Avenue, shops in Palm Beach Gardens, medical offices, hotels, clubs and warehouses along the I-95 corridor all face costly downtime after a water loss. Crews can work after hours, contain affected areas so the rest of the business stays open, and document the loss for commercial insurance. Property managers, clubs, condo associations and HOAs can reach the same line at 786-919-0159.
What Affects Water Damage Restoration Cost
The price depends on what the crew finds. The biggest factors are:
- How much area is wet, from a single bathroom to an entire home.
- The water category, with sewage and floodwater needing the most work.
- How long the water sat, which matters a lot for seasonal homes.
- The materials, such as marble, hardwood, custom millwork or carpet.
- Access, including gated communities, high-rise units and attic air handlers.
Fast action keeps the job smaller and the repairs simpler.
Water Damage in Different Kinds of Palm Beach County Homes
Single-family homes. Most are concrete block on slab, where water spreads under tile and wicks into drywall. Older coastal homes may have cast iron drains and older roofs, while homes in The Acreage and Loxahatchee often use wells and septic systems.
Luxury and estate homes. Larger homes in Palm Beach, Manalapan, Jupiter and Boca Raton often have marble, custom millwork and complex systems that need careful drying and documentation.
Condos and 55-plus communities. Large communities in Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach and Greenacres share plumbing between units. Fast drying and clear records help when several owners and the association are involved.
Rental properties. Tenants should notify their landlord right away. Landlords and managers can call on a tenant’s behalf. Renters insurance covers a tenant’s belongings, while the building is usually the owner’s responsibility.
Palm Beach County Water Damage Questions
Do you serve all of Palm Beach County?
Yes. We cover all 39 municipalities, from Boca Raton to Tequesta and west to Wellington, Loxahatchee and the Glades. Call 786-919-0159 to confirm your address.
I am out of state and my Palm Beach home has a leak. Can you help?
Yes. Call 786-919-0159 and explain who can provide access, such as a property manager, building staff or neighbor. The crew can work with them on access, and you can ask for photos so you see the damage yourself.
How quickly can a crew get to me?
A live person answers 24/7 and sends a local crew with a fast response. You will get a timing estimate on the call based on your location.
Is storm flooding covered by my homeowners policy?
Rising outside water is covered by flood insurance, not standard homeowners insurance. Rain coming through a roof damaged by the storm may be covered by homeowners insurance.
How do I prevent mold after a leak?
Remove the water and dry everything quickly and completely. Mold can start within 24 to 48 hours on wet materials, and South Florida’s humidity speeds it up.
Palm Beach County Resources
- Palm Beach County Emergency Management: storm prep, evacuation zones and alerts.
- FEMA Flood Map Service Center: check your flood zone.
- FloodSmart.gov: how flood insurance works.
- Florida Department of Financial Services: help with insurance claims.
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