Palm Beach Gardens

Carved out from pine forests, cattle ranches, swamps and Florida’s sands, Palm Beach Gardens lies as a stunning embodiment of one man’s brilliant vision of building a ‘garden city’ – a city where people could earn, raise a family and live the American dream. John D MacArthur invested millions into developing a city with tree-lined streets, waterways, rich foliage and insisted on basing his constructions around greenery that has thrived in the land, thus concocting a city that retains its natural essence with a touch of urbanization. Since its establishment in 1959, the city of Palm Beach Gardens has grown rapidly ever since, still preserving the ‘garden city’ philosophy of its founder, to this day.

Damage to its tropical landscaping

Palm Beach Gardens is well-designed and anyone who’s lived there or visited it can attest to that fact. However, even the best-laid designs can overturn. Events such as hurricanes and storms are quite commonplace in the city, and once it passes, it leaves devastation behind. For instance, in 2004 and 2005, Hurricane Frances, Jeanne and Wilma dealt a massive blow to the city. Power was down for many days following each storm, trees were uprooted and residential/commercial spaces were hit hard. Recovery and rebuilding its landscape took time, but the city managed to push past the odds gracefully.

Property damage: The aftermath of a disaster:

While the storm may subside, the flood water on the streets may be pumped out, and downed power lines resurrected, that still doesn’t restore normalcy into the lives of Palm Beach’s residents. Water that floods homes still remains, there’s a lot of debris that has to be cleared, and mold formation would commence after 72 hours.

Time takes its toll on properties, and with every passing moment, the damages only multiply. Added to that, construction materials may be charged a premium, something that would significantly empty the savings of many. While many engage in exploitation during such times, there were a few companies like Palm Beach Gardens Restoration Company working relentlessly to serve the populace.

What did we do differently?

We know the landscape of Palm Beach Gardens better than anyone else, and we know just how susceptible it is to disasters. Unlike others, we don’t scramble to gather resources and men after the disaster strikes; rather we’re prepared for it in advance. With pre-stocked vans and trucks, a team of experts available round-the-clock and a helpline 561-396-9129 open at all times, we’re there to serve, no matter what!