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Mangrove-lined river with a residential dock in Port St. Lucie

Emergency Water Damage Restoration in Port St. Lucie

Port St. Lucie is the Treasure Coast's largest city, built on land platted in the 1960s and growing fast ever since. It sits along the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, a few miles inland from the Indian River Lagoon and the Atlantic, in a stretch of coast that has seen more than its share of hurricane landfalls.

Frances, Jeanne and Nicole

In September 2004, Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne made landfall almost at the same spot on Hutchinson Island, three weeks apart. Port St. Lucie took hours of hurricane-force wind from each, and homes damaged by the first were hit again by the second. In November 2022, Hurricane Nicole came ashore on North Hutchinson Island, bringing surge, erosion and wind to the Treasure Coast. See storm damage restoration.

Milton's tornadoes

When Hurricane Milton crossed the state in October 2024, its outer bands spawned tornadoes across the Treasure Coast. One struck Fort Pierce and nearby communities with deadly results. Tornado damage often means roofs and walls opened suddenly to rain, and quick tarping and water removal make a big difference to what can be saved.

The North Fork and canals

The North Fork of the St. Lucie River runs through the city, and a network of drainage canals carries stormwater to it. During long rain events, the river and canals rise and low lots along them can flood. Much of Port St. Lucie is flat, and rain flooding can happen far from the river. Check your address in the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

A city of 1980s homes and new ones

Port St. Lucie's older neighborhoods were built heavily in the 1980s and 1990s, the polybutylene era, and many homes are single-story block on slab with water heaters in garages and AC in closets. Western areas like Tradition are much newer. See burst pipe repair.

In Port St. Lucie, most of our calls fall into three groups: storm & hurricane damage restoration after hurricanes and storm-spawned tornadoes; burst pipe repair in homes from the polybutylene years; and ac & hvac condensation leak damage from air handlers in closets and garages. Not sure which fits your situation? Call and describe what you see, or compare all 12 services.

Port St. Lucie neighborhoods and nearby communities

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Port St. Lucie questions

Do you have an office in Port St. Lucie?

No. SwiftFlow's only office is in Tallahassee, and Treasure Coast jobs are coordinated from there through our statewide response network. We'll give you an honest arrival estimate when you call.

Is tornado damage covered differently from hurricane damage?

Tornado damage is typically a wind claim under homeowners insurance and may not trigger a separate hurricane deductible, depending on your policy and how the event is classified. Ask your insurer, and document the damage thoroughly.

Do you cover Martin County?

Yes. Jensen Beach and nearby Martin County communities are part of our Port St. Lucie service area.

Water damage in Port St. Lucie?

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