Water damage or mold in Palm City? Get a local pro on the phone.
From Martin Downs and the communities along the St. Lucie River to the acreage homes in Palm City Farms, one call connects you with an independent water damage and mold company that works in Martin County. The referral is free.
If you have water in your home right now, shut off the water, take photos, and call your insurance company. Many insurers can send a restoration company out quickly.
First steps
Common water problems in Palm City
- Second-floor leaks
- Two-story homes put bathrooms and laundry rooms over living space. A failed washer hose or toilet supply line upstairs often shows up as a ceiling stain downstairs.
- Well and septic
- Many acreage homes in Palm City Farms are on wells and septic systems. A failed pressure tank or a septic backup brings its own kind of water problem.
- HOA communities
- Many communities have rules about contractor hours, vehicles and gate access. Mention your community when you call so the crew can plan for it.
- Attic AC units
- Air handlers in attics and upstairs closets can overflow into ceilings when the condensate line clogs.
Water in the ceiling
A stain or bulge in a ceiling below a bathroom, laundry room or AC unit means water is sitting above it. Turn off that fixture's water, move what you can from underneath, and keep people out from under it. Wet drywall is heavy and can come down without warning.
Parts of Palm City we cover
- Martin Downs
- Palm City Farms
- Mapp Road area
- Communities along the St. Lucie River
ZIP codes: 34990.
How this works
You call and tell us your ZIP code and what happened. We connect your call to an independent, licensed restoration company that works in your area. They come out, look at the damage, and give you a quote.
We don't do the work and we don't charge you. The company you're connected with may pay us for the referral. Any price or agreement is between you and them.
Palm City questions
Water is coming through my downstairs ceiling. What should I do?
Find and shut off the fixture above it, or the main shutoff. Move belongings, keep people out from under the stain, take photos and call.
Do you work in gated communities?
Yes. Tell us the community name when you call so the company can arrange access.
My house is on a well. What should I turn off?
Turn off the well pump at its breaker. That stops the system from pushing more water through the leak.
Will insurance cover a washer hose leak?
A sudden hose failure is often covered. Damage from a slow drip over time often isn't. Check your policy or ask your agent.