Storm Restoration · South Florida

Hurricane Damage Repair in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Fort Lauderdale is in Broward County's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. We rebuild storm-damaged canal homes, high-rise condos and commercial buildings to HVHZ standards.

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Storm History

Storms That Hit Fort Lauderdale

  • Hurricane Wilma (2005)

    Blew out windows in downtown high-rises and damaged roofs across the city.

  • Hurricane Irma (2017)

    Wind damage, flooding and long power outages across Broward County.

  • Hurricane Katrina (2005)

    Category 1 landfall near the Broward and Miami-Dade line.

What We Repair

Typical Storm Damage

  • Window, door and sliding-glass failures in condos and high-rises
  • Roof tile and underlayment loss
  • Wind-driven rain intrusion into drywall, ceilings and insulation
  • Flooded ground floors and parking-level spaces in coastal buildings
  • Commercial interior and storefront damage

See our full hurricane damage repair services and roofing.

Codes & Permits

Building Code Notes

Repair permits
Repair permits inside city limits are issued by the City of Fort Lauderdale Building Services. Broward County's Board of Rules and Appeals adopts local amendments to the Florida Building Code that apply countywide.
Flood and wind zones
All of Broward is in the HVHZ. The Las Olas Isles and other canal neighborhoods are in FEMA flood zones, and beachfront work falls under the Coastal Construction Control Line program.
Local construction
Waterfront homes on the city's extensive canal system, high-rise condominiums along the beach and New River, and downtown commercial towers.

Mobilization

How It Works

South Florida is reached across Alligator Alley from our Naples base. Site-visit timing is confirmed after the initial consultation, and materials are specified with the required HVHZ approvals from the start.

  1. 01

    Request an assessment

    Submit the assessment form or call 239-944-0527 with the property address, the damaged areas, and photos if you have them.

  2. 02

    Review and site visit

    We review the damage with you by phone, then schedule an on-site visit. Timing depends on access to the area and the volume of requests after a storm, and is confirmed after the initial consultation.

  3. 03

    Written scope and permits

    You receive a written, itemized scope. We pull the repair permits from the local building department that has jurisdiction over the property.

  4. 04

    Crew mobilization and rebuild

    Our crew and licensed trade partners mobilize to the property for roof, drywall, insulation, flooring, kitchen, bath and whole-interior reconstruction through final inspection.

Titan Builder and Renovation LLC holds state-certified Florida licenses — CGC1541818 (General), CCC1337764 (Roofing) and CRC1336002 (Residential) — which are valid in every Florida county.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do HVHZ rules apply to my Fort Lauderdale repair?+

Yes. All of Broward is in the HVHZ, so replacement roofing, windows and doors need HVHZ product approvals.

Do you rebuild canal-front homes?+

Yes. We rebuild flooded and wind-damaged interiors and review the flood-zone rules first.

Can you rebuild high-rise condo units?+

Yes. We coordinate with the association and building management on access and work hours.

What is Broward's Board of Rules and Appeals?+

It adopts Broward-specific amendments to the Florida Building Code. We follow them when scoping and permitting repairs.

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