Storm Restoration · Statewide Florida
South Florida has the strictest wind code in the country. We rebuild storm-damaged homes, condos and commercial spaces in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties to those standards.
Storm History
Hurricane Irma (2017)
Surge flooding in Brickell and coastal Miami, wind damage and long power outages across all three counties.
Hurricane Wilma (2005)
Crossed from the Gulf and struck Broward and Palm Beach from the west; broken high-rise windows in Fort Lauderdale and widespread roof damage.
Hurricane Katrina (2005)
Category 1 landfall between Miami-Dade and Broward, with flooding and tree damage, before its Gulf Coast landfall.
Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne (2004)
Two landfalls three weeks apart near Stuart and Hutchinson Island, with heavy damage in Palm Beach County.
Hurricane Andrew (1992)
Category 5 landfall in south Miami-Dade. Its damage led to the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone building standards.
What We Repair
See our full hurricane damage repair services and roofing.
Codes & Permits
Mobilization
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.
Submit the assessment form or call 239-944-0527 with the property address, the damaged areas, and photos if you have them.
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.
You receive a written, itemized scope. We pull the repair permits from the local building department that has jurisdiction over the property.
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.
The High-Velocity Hurricane Zone covers Miami-Dade and Broward counties. It requires roofing and opening products with HVHZ approvals and stricter installation and inspection rules than the rest of Florida.
Yes. We rebuild condo interiors and coordinate with the association and building management on access, elevators and work hours.
No. Palm Beach County follows the standard Florida Building Code, but most of it is inside the wind-borne debris region, so new windows and doors must be impact-rated or protected.
Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, and the surrounding communities in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.