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305 Underground Construction / Florida storm hub

Recovery today.
Readiness for what’s next.

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Reported recovery activity

County shading summarizes reported activity or NWS alerts. Alerts may apply to only part of a county; read the named areas below. Unshaded areas are not an all-clear.

Hurricane Isaias / October 2026

Northwest Florida recovery

Florida reports landfall near Destin on October 9. This map highlights reported recovery activity in Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, and Holmes counties.

Recovery areas are a dated overview, not a complete damage survey.

Florida Division of Emergency Management · October 10, 2026 ↗

Florida storm & coastal alerts

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Atlantic outlook · Next 7 days

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Need debris removal, storm repairs, or property preparation? Share your location and scope so we can discuss crew availability. Follow official local instructions for warnings and evacuation.

Florida storm services / 305 Underground Construction

Before the storm.
After the damage.
Here to rebuild.

Storm damage repair, storm preparedness, and disaster relief across Florida. From protecting the property to clearing debris and rebuilding what comes next.

Mon-Sat · 7:00 AM-7:00 PM · Call for crew availability

305 Underground Construction excavator clearing debris at a Florida residential recovery site
Recovery starts on the ground.Real 305UGC equipment. Real Florida field work.

Miami based · Florida jobsites

Construction + site recovery

Real Florida Keys project experience

Before. After. Forward.

A clear plan for every stage of the storm.

From preparation to cleanup and reconstruction, start with the condition of your property-and a team that understands the work ahead.

01 / BEFORE

Storm preparedness

Make the next improvement count. Review the property before weather exposes a weak point.

  • Roofing, windows & doors
  • Drainage and water movement
  • Fencing and site access
02 / AFTER

Storm damage repair

Move from visible damage to a defined repair scope for your home or commercial property.

  • Roof and exterior repairs
  • Damaged openings and fencing
  • Interior repairs and rebuilding
03 / RECOVERY

Disaster relief

Get debris out of the way and create access for the next phase of recovery.

  • Storm debris loading
  • Grapple-to-trailer haul-off
  • Site clearing and rebuild access

01 / Storm preparedness

Prepare the property.
Protect the next chapter.

Storm readiness starts with the details: how water leaves the lot, the condition of the roof and openings, and where crews can get in. We help you turn those priorities into a practical construction scope.

  • Review the exteriorDiscuss roof condition, windows, doors, fencing, and needed repairs or upgrades.
  • Plan for waterIdentify drainage concerns and discuss grading or underground drainage work.
  • Keep access in the planReview gates, equipment access, loose site material, and space for haul-off.
Standing-seam metal roof installed by 305 Underground Construction

305UGC roofing project · Tampa, Florida

305 Underground Construction equipment at a residential disaster recovery site

Real 305UGC field work · Florida disaster recovery

02 / Storm damage repair

Damage changes the property.
A plan moves it forward.

Roofing. Windows and doors. Fencing. Interior repairs. When storm damage touches more than one part of the property, we help define the work in a sensible sequence-from a site assessment to repairs or a larger rebuild.

  • Assess what needs attentionShare the damage, location, and access conditions so the team can review the next step.
  • Define a clear scopeDiscuss repair priorities, materials, required approvals, and the work needed before finish repairs.
  • Build toward recoveryCoordinate the agreed work and confirm a schedule based on site conditions and crew availability.

03 / Disaster relief · Proven in the field

Real crews.
Real equipment.
Real recovery.

Our Florida Keys disaster relief work includes excavator grapple loading, storm debris haul-off, and site clearing. That field capability helps open a property for its next phase of recovery.

Debris loadingDump-trailer haul-offSite access

Florida Keys disaster relief · Excavator grapple loading storm debris for haul-off.

From first call to next steps

You bring the situation.
We help define the work.

01

Tell us what happened

Send the property location, the type of damage or preparation needed, and any access concerns.

02

Review the property

We review your request and discuss a site assessment and current crew availability.

03

Agree on the scope

Set priorities, review the quote, and identify required approvals before work begins.

04

Move the project forward

Schedule the agreed repairs, clearing, or preparation work around actual site conditions.

Know what to expect

Storm questions. Straight answers.

Can I request help before a storm?

Yes. Request a preparedness assessment to discuss roofing, openings, drainage, fencing, and property access. Scheduling and the scope of improvements depend on your property and current availability.

Do you offer immediate emergency dispatch?

Call (321) 215-6857 to discuss the property and crew availability. Work is scheduled after review; this page does not guarantee immediate dispatch or a response time.

Do you handle repairs as well as debris removal?

Yes. Storm damage repair can involve roofing, windows and doors, fencing, interior work, or a larger rebuild. Disaster relief includes debris loading, haul-off, and site clearing. We confirm the appropriate scope during review.

Where do you work?

305 Underground Construction is based in Miami and works on Florida jobsites, including Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys. Tell us your city or ZIP code so we can confirm availability for your location.

What should I include in my request?

Include your contact details, property location, the service you need, and a description of the damage or preparation work. Mention gates, access restrictions, and your preferred timeframe.

Start with a conversation

Let’s get your property
moving forward.

Tell us whether you need storm preparedness, damage repair, or disaster relief. Our team will review your request and discuss the useful next step.

(321) 215-6857
Mon-Sat · 7:00 AM-7:00 PM

1788 South Dixie Hwy
Miami, FL 33157

Have an immediate life-safety emergency? Contact emergency services. Construction work begins when the site can be safely accessed.

Request a storm assessment

Select the storm service you need below.

    (321) 215-6857Request a site walk