North Miami Beach

When Captain William H. Fulford stumbled upon what is now the North Miami Beach lying amid lowlands during a coast guard patrol, it was filled with marshes and mangroves, and provided a safe retreat from the fury of the Atlantic. Years turned into decades, Flagler’s railway came and the land of no man, soon turned into the ‘perfect city’. The 1924-1926 period saw a great land boom, and many people from all over the United States poured in to invest in real estate and make riches out of developing a swampy marshland.

The hurricane of 1926

Everything was going well for North Miami Beach. But it was not meant to last as the rapid growth seized in 1926 when a hurricane struck. Its speedway and radio station were completely wrecked, and the real estate boom ended. Losses hit a peak, and it took decades for the city to get back on the road to progress. It was only after the 60s that the city’s development starting picking up pace.

Today’s North Miami Beach

With its diverse cultures, sprawling nature preserves, arts, and enriched history, the North Miami Beach we know of today is a vibrant community tucked inside an urban enclave. Since the 1926 disaster, the city has come a long way, and is better prepared to tackle emergencies of all kinds. From 1999’s hurricane Irene, to 2005’s Katrina, the city had witnessed destructions of a massive scale on several occasions, but has managed to rise against the odds and wade through the devastation.

Rising above and beyond

Hurricanes, frequent flooding, and storm damage are a part and parcel of life in the paradise that is Florida. Capitalizing on it are a few disaster restoration companies, who waste no time in slapping residents with huge repair costs. That’s why, as a resident of North Miami Beach, you need to tread carefully. Choose no one but North Miami Beach Restoration Company, a reliable damage restoration company that has served diligently for the past few decades.