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Water Damage Help in Pembroke Pines

Western Broward's biggest city, much of it built after Hurricane Andrew, where Hurricane Irene once dropped up to 19 inches of rain. Call the free line any hour and you are put through to an independent, locally owned restoration company that serves Pembroke Pines.

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A city that grew west

Pembroke Pines, in southern Broward County about 22 miles north of Miami, had 171,178 residents in the 2020 census. It incorporated in 1960, and in 1980 annexed land from Flamingo Road west to U.S. 27, doubling its size. Interstate 75 reached Pines Boulevard by 1984, and the area west of it became known as West Pines. Growth sped up after Hurricane Andrew in 1992, and most of the West Pines subdivisions were built after that storm.

The population tells the story: 35,776 in 1980, 65,452 in 1990, 137,427 in 2000 and 154,750 in 2010. So the city has two kinds of housing stock, older homes in the east and newer subdivisions in the west, and both get water damage. Call (844) 906-3984 and the free line transfers you to an independent local restoration company that does the work.

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Storms Pembroke Pines remembers

Irene, 1999

Up to 16 inches of rain citywide, and an estimated 19 inches in Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes.

Katrina, 2005

Passed directly over the city as a Category 1 hurricane, bringing down power lines and trees, especially in Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes.

Wilma, 2005

Its eye passed about 20 miles north, with sustained winds of 92 mph and a 101 mph gust recorded; most of the city lost power for days and there was minor roof and screen damage.

Before and after water gets in

Low-lying neighborhoods

The city says properties are susceptible to flooding, particularly in low-lying neighborhoods, and that prolonged heavy rain raises the risk. Know whether your street is one of them.

New flood maps

As of July 31, 2024, the updated FEMA flood maps for Broward County are in effect. The county viewer and FEMA's Map Service Center both show your zone.

Flood insurance is separate

FEMA says most homeowners insurance does not cover flood damage and that a new NFIP policy typically has a 30-day waiting period. The city says residents can get a flood insurance premium discount.

Two-story homes leak downward

In a two-story home, an upstairs bathroom or laundry leak shows up in the ceiling below. Shut off the water and call before the ceiling board sags.

Services available in Pembroke Pines

Say you are in Pembroke Pines, east or west of I-75, and what happened.

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Common questions

Who do I call for water damage in Pembroke Pines?

Call (844) 906-3984. The free line transfers you to an independent, locally owned restoration company that serves Pembroke Pines, which inspects, quotes and does the work. The line itself does not do any work.

Does Pembroke Pines flood?

The city says properties in Pembroke Pines are susceptible to flooding, particularly in low-lying neighborhoods, and that prolonged heavy rain raises the risk. In Hurricane Irene in 1999, up to 16 inches of rain fell citywide and an estimated 19 inches in Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes.

How do I look up my flood zone in Pembroke Pines?

Use Broward County's FEMA flood map viewer, where you type your address and click your property, or FEMA's Map Service Center. The updated Broward maps took effect July 31, 2024. The city's Engineering Division answers flood zone questions at 954-518-9040.

Can I get a discount on flood insurance in Pembroke Pines?

The city says it takes part in the National Flood Insurance Program and that residents can get a premium discount on flood insurance. Ask your agent how it applies to your policy.

Pembroke Pines leak or flood? One free call

Call the free line any hour. Say what happened and whether water is still coming in, and the call is put through to an independent, locally owned restoration company that serves your area. That company looks at the damage and gives you its own price.

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