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Sunshine Restoration’s office is just 7 miles down US HWY 441 in Alachua — we’re practically neighbors with High Springs. Whether it’s Santa Fe River floodwater backing into a home near the Historic Downtown railroad district or hidden mold after a slow leak, our IICRC-certified crew is minutes away, day or night.
Sunshine Restoration is headquartered on NW US HWY 441 in Alachua, only about 7 miles from Downtown High Springs. We handle water, fire, mold, and storm damage for homeowners and businesses throughout High Springs’ Historic District, the Santa Fe River corridor, and the springs country around Ginnie, Blue, and Poe Springs, and we bill your insurance directly.
High Springs’ historic early-1900s housing stock, its proximity to the flood-prone Santa Fe River, and the sinkholes that locals know are common within the city limits each come with their own restoration challenges — and our crews already know the difference.
From the antique shops and railroad-era buildings of the Historic Downtown to the homes along the Santa Fe River and the springs country just outside town, we cover all of High Springs — not just the easy addresses.
Don't see your neighborhood listed? We cover all of High Springs, ZIP code 32643, plus the surrounding Alachua County communities. Give us an address and we'll give you an ETA.
High Springs' location on the Santa Fe River and its karst geology create a few recurring loss patterns we're built to handle.
The Santa Fe River runs along High Springs' northwest boundary and can rise dramatically after a tropical system — the river gauge here rose nearly 17 feet during Hurricane Irma, putting homes near the river at real risk.
High Springs sits in a well-documented sinkhole-prone area — sinkholes are known to occur within the city limits, and heavy rain after a dry spell can cause subsidence that cracks slabs and pipes.
Florida humidity plus the early-1900s housing stock in the High Springs Historic District means slow leaks can turn into mold colonies long before a stain ever shows.
Each service below is delivered by the same Alachua-based crew — just a few minutes from High Springs, not a call center or an out-of-town subcontractor.
Still unsure? Call us — the same person who answers will coordinate your High Springs job.
Yes — all of it, from the Historic Downtown district to the homes along the Santa Fe River and the springs country just outside town. We cover ZIP code 32643 and the surrounding Alachua County communities.
Our office is only about 7 miles away in Alachua, so we aren’t driving in from another county — for active emergencies like flowing water or fire damage, we dispatch while you’re still on the phone.
Two patterns stand out: Santa Fe River flooding after tropical storms (the river has risen over 15 feet in a single event here before), and sinkhole-related subsidence tied to the area’s karst terrain, which is common within the city limits.
Yes. We document the loss, scope the work, and work directly with your adjuster. For most sudden-and-accidental losses you pay only your deductible. Inspections and estimates are always free and no-obligation.
Yes. Sunshine Restoration’s technicians are IICRC-certified and fully equipped to handle water, fire, mold, and storm damage restoration throughout High Springs and the rest of North Central Florida.
We’re practically your High Springs neighbors.
