Local Crews.
Local Knowledge.

Our home base. The shop sits on Westgate Avenue west of I-95, and West Palm Beach is the city we know street by street.

The village was drained swamp before it was a village, and the canal and lake network built to make that possible still runs through most of these neighborhoods.

The only place we work where the barn is as likely to be the source as the house, and where the seasonal calendar creates mold problems all its own.

The oldest housing stock we work in: roughly a thousand cottages from 1913 to 1949 still standing, the largest concentration of that kind of house left in Florida.

The most condo and villa heavy city we serve. Fewer than a third of the homes here are detached single family, and that changes how a water loss behaves.

No city water and no city sewer out here. Almost every home runs on a private well and a septic system, and that changes where the water comes from.

Two different building types in one ZIP code, and they fail in completely different ways: manufactured homes from underneath, coastal homes from the salt air in.

Older and more attached than most people expect: fewer than three in ten housing units are detached single family, and the median build year is 1979.

Three building types and three failure modes inside one ZIP code, from 1980s lagoon-front condos to manufactured home communities to brand-new tight-envelope construction.

Close to ninety percent owner occupied single family with a median build year of 1994, and that one number explains most of what we find here.