- ZIP code
- 32118
- County
- Volusia
- Typical housing
- Oceanfront condo towers, hotels, a few riverfront homes
- Main water risks
- Erosion and surge, wind-driven rain through balconies and windows, condo stack leaks, empty-unit leaks
After Nicole
In November 2022, Hurricane Nicole's waves and surge hit a beach already weakened by Ian. In Daytona Beach Shores, the dune line washed away, seawalls failed and some buildings were left with undermined pools, decks and foundations. Ground-level spaces flooded and took sand. Structural issues need engineers; the water damage inside needs flood cleanup.
Rain that comes in sideways
High-rise units facing the ocean take the full force of storms and nor'easters. Water gets in around balcony sliders, window frames and through stucco cracks, soaking carpet, drywall and baseboards in oceanfront rooms. Higher floors see stronger winds. After every storm, check under windows and doors for stains.
Condo leaks travel down
In condo towers, a failed supply line, water heater or AC drain in one unit reaches the units below. With many owners here seasonally or renting their units, leaks may run for days. We document each unit separately and work with building management. See multi-unit restoration.
Services in Daytona Beach Shores
- Water Damage Restoration
- Flood Cleanup
- Burst Pipe Repair
- Ceiling & Roof Leak Repair
- Storm & Hurricane Damage Restoration
- Mold Remediation
- Structural Drying & Dehumidification
- Sewage Cleanup
- AC & HVAC Condensation Leak Damage
- Insurance Claims Assistance
- Hurricane & Flood Damage Reconstruction
- Commercial Water Damage Restoration