Where we work
Navarre is one of the towns we cover around Pensacola
365 Restoration covers Navarre and Navarre Beach together with Pensacola, Milton, Gulf Breeze and Fort Walton Beach. Tell us your ZIP code, and on the call back you hear how long a crew needs to reach your street.
In Florida we also serve Tallahassee, Tampa, Orlando and Miami, and outside Florida the company works across Texas and in Illinois.
Around Pensacola
Navarre in particular
Hurricanes keep landing close
Navarre Beach sits on Santa Rosa Island, and the town faces it across Santa Rosa Sound. Hurricanes have come ashore close to both, the sound rises with them, and their rain has topped 19 inches here.
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Isaias brought 105 mph gusts
When Hurricane Isaias came ashore near Destin on October 9, 2026, a weather station in Navarre measured a 105 mph gust, and the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station recorded 91 mph sustained wind, tied for the strongest sustained wind on land in the report.
Source: National Weather Service, Mobile/Pensacola office, Hurricane Isaias post-storm report (preliminary, October 13, 2026)
- 02
Dennis came ashore 10 miles away
Hurricane Dennis made landfall on Santa Rosa Island on July 10, 2005, as a Category 3 storm, 10 miles west of Navarre Beach. A monitoring tower in Navarre measured a 121 mph gust, and the surge of 6 to 7 feet overwashed the island near and west of Navarre Beach.
Source: NOAA National Hurricane Center, Tropical Cyclone Report: Hurricane Dennis (2005)
- 03
Opal destroyed the Gulf front
When Hurricane Opal hit on October 4, 1995, the Weather Service recorded a storm surge of 10 to 15 feet from Navarre Beach east to Destin. Most of the Gulf-facing homes from Navarre Beach to east of Destin were destroyed, and the surge wiped out Highway 399 between Pensacola Beach and Navarre.
Source: National Weather Service, Mobile/Pensacola office, Hurricane Opal summary (1995)
- 04
Sally's rain topped 19 inches
During Hurricane Sally in September 2020, Navarre reported 19.95 inches of rain, and a gauge 6 miles east of town collected 20.97 inches.
Source: NOAA National Hurricane Center, Tropical Cyclone Report: Hurricane Sally (2020)
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The sound reaches the streets first
The Weather Service flood guide for the Santa Rosa Sound gauge says that at 4 feet above normal high tide, Gulf Boulevard east of the Navarre Beach Bridge begins to flood, and at 5 feet the water approaches sound-facing homes in Navarre.
Source: National Weather Service, East End Santa Rosa Sound gauge (ESSF1), flood impacts
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Salt water needs its own plan
Surge from the sound or the Gulf counts as contaminated water (Category 3 in the IICRC standard), and the salt it leaves in wood and drywall keeps drawing moisture back in. Wet carpet pad and the lower drywall usually come out, and we show you what goes and why first.
Services in Navarre
What we handle here
- Water damageExtraction and drying after surge, flooding or a broken line, with moisture readings logged every day until the house reads dry.
- Storm damageEmergency tarp over a roof the wind opened, then drying for the rooms underneath before the next band of rain.
- Fire and smoke damageSoot and smoke cleanup after a fire, including the odor that settles into walls, cabinets and clothing.
- Mold remediationMold remediation when a house stayed wet too long, with the source of the moisture found and dried first.
- Free inspectionA free check of roof, plumbing and HVAC, worth booking before or after hurricane season.
Common questions
Navarre questions
Can you reach Navarre Beach after a storm?
Send us the ZIP code and we confirm on the call back, along with how long a crew needs to get there. After a hurricane the bridge to the beach can close, and if that changes the timing we tell you plainly.
Can you tarp my roof before the next band of rain?
If it is safe to be on the roof, yes, that is what an emergency tarp is for. Nobody should be up there in tropical-storm wind, so if it is still blowing we tarp as soon as it eases and start on the water inside while we wait. We call you back in under 10 minutes to plan it.
Water came in from the sound. Is that different from a pipe leak?
Yes. Surge from the sound or the Gulf counts as contaminated water (Category 3 in the IICRC standard), so wet carpet pad and the lower part of the drywall usually come out. Before anything is removed, we show you what goes and why.
Will my insurance pay for the drying?
That depends on your policy, so ask your insurer. Surge and rising water are usually a flood-insurance matter, separate from a standard homeowners policy. We do not file, negotiate or adjust claims. We photograph and measure every stage and hand you the file.
Navarre calls get answered day and night.
Send the ZIP code and a line about what happened. We call you back in under 10 minutes, at any hour.
(888) 844-7862 Report the damage