Pezzi Build Co.

CSLB #1161636 · B General Building · Pezzi Build Co
Luxury residential · CA & FL · Ground-up & rebuilds

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@HeidingOut St Augustine streets are old and low. Elevated mechanicals and flood vents are what keep these homes insurable.

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@RealThomSieloff For coastal homes, these few days show where the backflow valves and drainage actually work.

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@JackLinFLL This is the best time to see how a property drains. If water sits at the slab, that's the fix to make before hurricane season.

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@KMillerWeather @NWSMiami Tide, wind and rain stacking up in West Palm. Seawall height and stormwater backflow valves are going to matter more every year.

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@JWalters314 Funny because it's true. Roof age and a wind mitigation report are the two things that actually move that number.

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@LehmannRealty Good call on the photos. A dated record of the house before the flood makes any insurance claim much easier.

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@MiamiHerald Owners should check where water collects this week. It shows exactly where grading and drainage need work before the next storm.

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@MiguelmpaPa Agreed. Elevation certificates tell you more than the flood zone map. Finished floor height is what insurers and buyers care about.

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@RealtybyRicardo That much new density near the beach will test drainage and parking. The site work is where projects like this live or die.

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@askthereyesfirm A dated photo record of the house before a storm helps a lot. Roof, windows and interiors, saved somewhere off the property.

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@attai_cc63924 @ByronDonalds Building departments are funded locally too. If budgets get cut, permit and inspection times are the first thing homeowners will notice.

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@nickprorealty True. Marine-grade hardware and stainless fasteners are worth it on any coastal house. Salt finds the cheap parts first.

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@realestatejodie The milestone inspections are working. Boards that fund reserves early avoid the special assessments that scare off buyers.

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@SoFloAuctions Mold is rarely the whole problem. It usually points to a roof, window or plumbing failure that has to be fixed first.

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@SoFloAuctions Over $1M the hidden cost is usually the roof and windows. If it isn't up to current wind code, the insurance quote changes the math.

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@ChicagoMWeather Stay safe out there. These tides show which South Florida streets and homes are below where the water wants to be.

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@LoriCitti Waterfront buyers should ask about seawall condition and finished floor elevation first. Those two numbers drive insurance and resale.

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@PubliusJax Whatever happens with Amendment 3, building inspections and permit staff are funded locally. Slower permits would hit rebuild timelines.

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@Realtor_SouthFL At that level buyers are checking elevation and the impact package before the finishes. Newer builds close faster.

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@StaceyALee Wind and tide together is the real test for coastal homes. Good flashing and elevated mechanicals pay for themselves on days like this.