Coverage
Areas we serve
Genuinely local service across Miami.
Miami
The City of Miami sits on Biscayne Bay, from Downtown and Brickell through Little Havana and out to the western neighborhoods on slab-on-gra…
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Miami Beach
Miami Beach is a barrier island. Finished floors sit close to grade in older South Beach blocks, and king tide flooding is a seasonal, tidal…
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Coral Gables
Coral Gables has a large share of 1920s through 1960s CBS houses, many with barrel-tile roofs and original drain lines. [Cast iron leak clea…
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Hialeah
Hialeah is dense, mostly single-family and low-rise, with a large share of mid-century slab homes. [Sewage backups on older drain lines](/se…
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Doral
Doral is newer than Coral Gables or Hialeah, with a lot of 1990s-to-present houses and condos west of Miami International Airport. The water…
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Kendall
Kendall is a large south-Dade residential area, much of it built from the 1970s through the 1990s on slab. [Burst supply lines in 1970s to 1…
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North Miami
North Miami sits on the Biscayne corridor between the City of Miami and the north-Dade condos. Housing is a mix of older single-family CBS a…
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Aventura is condo-heavy, with high-rises around Aventura Mall and along the Intracoastal. [High-rise condo water losses](/services/condo-wat…
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Miami Lakes
Miami Lakes is mostly planned single-family and townhouse streets around a small downtown on Main Street. The water calls look like suburban…
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Pinecrest
Pinecrest is almost entirely single-family, with larger lots and larger roof areas than a Brickell condo. [Roof leaks on larger single-famil…
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Cutler Bay is south Dade, single-family and townhouse, close enough to Biscayne Bay that tropical-storm rain and wind-driven leaks are part …
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Homestead is the southern end of Miami-Dade, agricultural land mixed with single-family tracts and older downtown blocks. [Roof leak water a…
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