Water Damage Restoration Flagler Beach, FL

Storm Services for the A1A Blocks and Bay-Side Streets

If water is in the house, get to a safe spot and call. The assessment and estimate are free. These are the services that match how Flagler Beach takes damage.

Flood and Storm DamageSurge reached homes here in Matthew and Irma, and tidal water returned to South Flagler Avenue during Ian, so we ask which side the water came from before setting the scope.Storm Damage RestorationGusts of 83 mph were recorded in both Matthew and Irma, tearing shingles and siding on the A1A blocks, including homes along North 20th Street, and rain follows the wind inside.Emergency Board Up and TarpingOpen roofs and broken sliders need covering first when wind-driven rain keeps coming off the ocean, and Matthew left multiple ocean-front structures on this coast with roof damage by mid-afternoon.Mold After Water DamageOver a quarter of housing units counted vacant in 2020, so a leak in a seasonal home can sit for weeks in salty, humid air.Appliance Leak Water DamageA washer or water heater failure in an empty seasonal home runs unseen until someone checks on the place, so we ask owners to leave a neighbor with a key and the valve location.Structural DryingSalt air on this narrow strip between the ocean and the Intracoastal stays damp, so we close the home and run LGR dehumidifiers until readings match the dry standard, even in a cottage blocks from the pier.

Calling From Out of Town or Across the SR 100 Bridge

We come down I-95 and east on SR 100, or along A1A through Beverly Beach when it is open. Ian closed the SR 100 bridge eastbound for a time, so after a storm we check the route first and tell you plainly what it means for timing.

Your call goes to owner Dal Beggs. For an empty seasonal home, we work with whoever holds the key. You receive photos, a moisture map and a written scope before heavy work, and an itemized estimate you can pass to your insurer. We do not speak for your policy. Coverage questions go to the insurer, a licensed public adjuster or an attorney.

Ocean side or Intracoastal side, call before you start tearing out.

Open 24 hours for emergencies. Non-emergency calls are best between 7am and 7pm.

Call (208) 464-4194

5.0 on Google, 8 reviews
Family owned since 2020
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Free assessments and estimates

Tidal water covering a narrow residential street on the Intracoastal side — Tidal water covers a low street on the Intracoastal side of a beach town.

Ocean Dunes, South Flagler Avenue and a City of Part-Time Homes

Flagler Beach was incorporated in 1925, and it is small: 5,160 people in 2020, with a median age of 61.3. Of its 3,687 housing units, 27.6 percent were counted vacant, a figure that includes seasonal homes. That matters here. A slow leak with nobody home does far more damage than a fast one found in the first hour.

The ocean side has the famous scars. In Matthew, surge flooded coastal homes by 9 am, a gust hit 83 mph, and A1A washed out in sections. USGS recorded the loss of a 17-foot dune. Ocean-front roofs were damaged, and Ian later brought dune over-wash on A1A from South 16th to South 10th.

The bay side gets less attention and deserves more. During Irma, the National Weather Service logged multiple homes under water in Flagler Beach and along the Intracoastal. In Ian, South Flagler Avenue at South 23rd Street went impassable from surge, tide and rain, and a home on South Flagler Avenue flooded later that day.

Beach cottage wall opened at a flood cut showing damp studs and sand — A wall opened at a flood cut shows damp studs and wind-blown sand.

New sand helps only one side. An Army Corps project began in 2024 on 2.6 miles south of South 7th Street, and the county planned its Reach 2 work north to Varn Park. Neither stops water from the Intracoastal. Plan for both directions when you think about flood cleanup.

Coastal Florida home exterior in Flagler Beach after a passing storm — A coastal Florida home exterior after a storm has passed.

What customers say

5.0 stars on Google from 8 reviews. Quoted as written.

“Dal and his son are so compassionate and truly care about the human and do everything in their power to help your house back to normal. They were punctual and even showed back up to the house with any questions etc, I was very pleased with them and would recommend them to anyone who wants someone honest in this industry that unfortunately doesn’t have many honest companies in it. Dal and his crew have a customer life with us anytime we need their services.”

Anastasia T., Google review, about May 2026

“I recently had the pleasure of working with 1 Call Restoration, led by owner Dal, and I couldn’t be more impressed. Dal’s expertise in restoration services is evident from the moment you engage with him; he possesses a deep understanding of the industry and provides practical solutions tailored to individual needs. His professionalism shines through in every interaction, as he maintains clear communication, sets realistic expectations, and follows through on commitments. What truly sets Dal apart is his unwavering trustworthiness—he approaches each project with integrity and transparency, ensuring that clients feel valued and informed throughout the process. I highly recommend 1 Call Restoration for anyone seeking reliable and skilled restoration services.”

Tammy, Google review, about March 2026

Water Damage Restoration in Flagler Beach After the Dune Gives Way

Read the beach before you read the wall. The National Hurricane Center says Matthew cut dune lines from Flagler Beach to Mickler's Landing back 30 to 40 feet, leaving cliffs 12 to 16 feet high. Uncovered rocks were forced 150 feet back to A1A, and the end of the pier came down.

Ian worked the same ground. The National Weather Service logged dune erosion at A1A and South 21st and South 26th Streets, at the beach ramp by SR 100, and flooding at the Moody Boat Launch. So a ground-floor job after a storm starts as Category 3, with sand and salt to clear before drying.

Moody Boulevard, City Hall and Flood Rule Notes

ZIP 32136 covers the city, and one subdivision south of the county line sits in Volusia. City Hall is at 105 South 2nd Street, and the city runs its own Building Department. Any structural or permitted repair goes through them, pulled by whoever does that work. SR 100 is Moody Boulevard here, and it is the main way in from I-95.

The city says its Building Department is the only place to apply for and pay for building permits, so confirm the office location with the city before you go. Flood maps stay at City Hall and the library on South 7th Street. Engineering takes Floodplain Determination requests, and a Certified Floodplain Manager on staff can answer for your address.

Water and sewer are city services, billed through the Utility Department at 116 South 3rd Street, so report a main problem there.

Flagler Beach questions

I live in another state part of the year. Can you handle a leak at my Flagler Beach home?

Yes, as long as someone can give us access. Ask a neighbor or property manager to shut the valve, then call us. We photograph conditions, map moisture and send you the scope and estimate to review before heavy work begins. You receive readings as the drying goes. For a home that has sat wet for a while, plan on a closer look for mold.

Does the 50 percent rule apply to repairs after a Flagler Beach flood?

It can. Under the National Flood Insurance Program, a building in a flood zone counts as substantially damaged when repairs reach half of its pre-damage market value, and it may then need to meet current flood rules. The determination belongs to the local floodplain official, so ask City Hall on South 2nd Street before planning a major rebuild.

Should I run my air conditioning after surge water came into the house?

Not until an electrician or the utility has cleared it. Equipment that was underwater can be unsafe, and a running system can spread contaminated air. Surge water is Category 3. Keep out of it where you can, and follow FEMA and utility guidance on returning home. We can start with extraction and removal of wet materials once power is confirmed safe.

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