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Water Damage Repair in Boynton Beach, FL 33435

Water damage restoration in Boynton Beach, FL 33435: storm water near the Boynton Inlet, AC overflows and leaks in west Boynton communities. Calls 24/7.

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  • ✓Serving Palm Beach County

Boynton Beach stretches from the ocean at the Boynton Inlet west past Congress Avenue to large gated communities near the Green Cay Wetlands. The east side, around Boynton Harbor Marina and the Intracoastal, is where storm surge and high tides cause trouble. The west side sees more leaks from inside the house.

Many west Boynton homes are single-story slab houses with the AC air handler in a garage, a closet or the attic. A clogged condensate line can overflow into a hallway ceiling or soak the base of a closet wall. Water heaters in garages are another common source, and the water runs straight under the drywall at the floor.

The restoration crew starts with a moisture check, then gives a written estimate before extraction or tear-out. Drying runs until the slab, walls and cabinets read normal, and the crew keeps photos and logs for the claim.

Around Boynton Beach

Places nearby:

  • 📍Boynton Harbor Marina
  • 📍Boynton Inlet
  • 📍Oceanfront Park
  • 📍Green Cay Wetlands
  • 📍Boynton Beach Mall

Water Damage Repair in Boynton Beach : what to know

  • •Homes east of Federal Highway near the Intracoastal sit lower and are the first to flood in storm surge.
  • •Garage water heaters and attic AC units are frequent leak sources in west Boynton single-story homes.
  • •Rising water from outside counts as Category 3, so soaked carpet pad and lower drywall usually come out.

Good to know

Water Damage Repair in Boynton Beach : common questions

Questions about a leak, a condo claim or storm water? Call any hour.

(561) 778-3234
+ What should I check if my AC closet is wet?
Shut off the unit and look at the condensate pan and line. If the pan is full, the line is likely clogged. The Florida Building Code calls for a float switch or secondary pan where an overflow would cause damage, so make sure yours has one.
+ Does homeowners insurance cover storm surge in Boynton Beach?
No. Surge and rising water count as flood, which a standard homeowners policy does not cover, according to FEMA. That takes an NFIP or private flood policy.

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