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Where We Work

Serving homeowners
across South Florida

We cover the tri-county area: Miami-Dade County, Broward County and Palm Beach County. Check your ZIP code below to confirm you are inside the service area before you book.

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Coverage Check

Do we serve your address?

Enter a 5 digit ZIP code. We check it against the published ZIP ranges for the three counties we cover.

ZIP ranges are a guide only — border ZIP codes do not always follow county lines. If yours falls near a boundary or outside the ranges, call (305) 833-9474 and we will confirm.

Counties covered

Three counties, one metro area.

  • Miami-Dade County
  • Broward County
  • Palm Beach County

Communities

Where we take calls

Every community we serve is listed by county above. Coverage follows the ZIP ranges on the county cards below — if your ZIP checks out in the checker, we cover you.

Miami-Dade County

ZIP ranges 33010 to 33018, 33030 to 33035, 33039, 33054 to 33056 and 33101 to 33299.

Every Miami-Dade County community we cover is listed in the county list above.

Broward County

ZIP ranges 33004 to 33009, 33019 to 33029, 33060 to 33069, 33071 to 33097, 33301 to 33359 and 33441 to 33443.

Every Broward County community we cover is listed in the county list above.

Palm Beach County

ZIP ranges 33401 to 33439, 33444 to 33454, 33456 to 33474 and 33476 to 33499.

Every Palm Beach County community we cover is listed in the county list above.

Local Conditions

Why South Florida
is hard on doors

The failures we see are specific to this climate, and that shapes how we repair them.

  • Salt air corrosionCoastal air attacks rollers, tracks and fasteners, especially east of the Intracoastal.
  • Wind driven rainSeal and weatherstrip failures show up as water intrusion long before the glass fails.
  • Sand and grit in tracksAbrasive debris destroys roller bearings and scores the track.
  • Storm season loadingImpact panels are heavy, and repeated loading pulls hardware out of alignment.
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Get Started

Inside our area?
Let us take a look.

Tell us what is going wrong with the door or window and we will arrange a time to assess it.

Phone: (305) 833-9474
Email: service@lmsolutionsfl.com

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