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Business information
Business name
Coastline Restoration
Based
Brevard County, Florida
Business type
Damage restoration service
Street address
3732 US-1 Ste 4, Cocoa, FL 32926
Phone
(321) 631-3252
Services (as published)
24/7 emergency water damage and mold repair for homes and businesses (as published)
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About Coastline Restoration
Coastline Restoration is a Cocoa, Florida damage restoration service on US-1, describing itself as providing 24/7 fast emergency response for water damage and mold repair to homes and businesses in Brevard County.
Cocoa's November 2026 emergency is a river flood arriving days after the rain: the St. Johns near Cocoa read 16.90 feet on November 6, with major flooding forecast. A Cocoa-based service on US-1 is based on the same corridor as the neighborhoods in the river's path.
St. Johns River flood — the story, on this page
Story filed November 6, 2026 · Single-segment event story (the article set the count at 1)
The St. Johns River near Cocoa read 16.90 feet on Friday morning, November 6, 2026 — above its 16.0-foot flood stage — as Brevard County's record November 1–2 rain drained north. The National Weather Service forecasts major flooding, with a crest near 17.1 feet late this weekend into early next week, and at 17.2 feet water enters homes in the Lake Poinsett area west of Cocoa and low-lying homes in Silver Pines and Shakespeare Park. The full account is in our article on the St. Johns River at Cocoa. This event's story is carried on this single listing page because the follow-up article's honest length set the count at one.
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