About Lauderdale Flood Line

Lauderdale Flood Line is a 24/7 phone line and a set of local tools for Fort Lauderdale homeowners who find water where it shouldn't be: an AC closet, a slab, a ceiling under the condo upstairs, or a ground floor after a king tide.

How a call works

When you call (954) 335-0507, your call is connected with an independent local company that does water damage or mold work in Fort Lauderdale. Companies take these calls through a call network, so we don't pick the company and we don't know ahead of time which one will answer. That company inspects, explains the job, and gives you an estimate. We don't do restoration work and we don't quote prices.

What we can't promise

We don't vet, license or supervise the companies. We can't tell you that the company you reach is licensed, insured or certified, so please check before work starts:

• Ask the company for its Florida license number and look it up yourself on the state DBPR search before anyone opens a wall
• If mold covers more than about 10 square feet, ask for the Florida mold remediator license number and check it the same way
• If you want mold testing, hire the assessor separately: Florida bars one company from assessing and remediating the same home within 12 months
• Ask for a certificate of liability insurance with the company's name on it
• Get a written, itemized estimate before work begins, and read every page you are asked to sign
• Take your own photos and ask for a copy of each day's moisture readings

Start with the Florida DBPR license search.

How we are paid

Callers pay us nothing. MetaBloom Ventures LLC is paid for connecting calls, by a call network or by the companies that buy calls. Whether anyone files an insurance claim has no effect on what we are paid.

Where the information comes from

Every Fort Lauderdale fact on this site comes from a page we opened ourselves: City of Fort Lauderdale pages (the 24-hour line, the meter rule, king tides, flood zones), NWS Miami reports, the Florida Statutes, the EPA, the National Weather Service and ACIS for weather and rain records, FEMA's OpenFEMA data for flood claims, and the Census Bureau for home age. Each source is listed next to the fact and collected on the sources and methods page. Content was last reviewed on November 12, 2026. It is general information, not insurance or legal advice.

Tools on this site

• Water damage estimator: water category, drying equipment ranges and what a written estimate should list, with no prices.
• Rain and humidity today: live National Weather Service readings and rain against normal.
• Flood claims by ZIP, flooding history and weather on a date.

Problems we cover

• Mold remediation
• Pipe & water heater leaks
• AC leak water damage
• Slab leak water damage
• Flood & king tide water
• Sewage backups

Who runs this site

Lauderdale Flood Line is owned and operated by MetaBloom Ventures LLC (Registered in Wyoming, USA). We are not affiliated with the City of Fort Lauderdale, Broward County or any state or federal agency. Questions, corrections or privacy requests: hello@metabloomventures.com.