Yes. Lauderdale by the Sea is a regular stop on the route, not an edge case.
Lauderdale by the Sea was incorporated in 1947, and most of the housing stock standing today went up across the 1950s onward. This small barrier-island town mixes older beach cottages with canal-front homes, so a technician confirms proximity to open water before assuming how much flood exposure applies to a given address.
Lauderdale by the Sea is fully served by county or city water and sewer, with no meaningful well-and-septic presence left to plan around. On top of that, being this close to the water puts a large share of the city inside a mapped coastal flood zone.
Anything past a simple swap in Lauderdale by the Sea needs sign-off from the Town of Lauderdale by the Sea building department. We file it, track it and fold the cost into the quote up front.