Grayton Beach is about 7.5 miles from our office, roughly a 15-minute drive on US 98, CR 283, DeFuniak Street and Hotz Avenue. It is a small historic village on 30A that Walton County's neighborhood plan dates to 1890, bounded by CR 30A on the north, the Gulf on the south, Grayton Dunes State Park on the west and Grayton Beach State Park and Western Lake on the east.
The county plan describes one- and two-story homes and cottages, many of them historically significant, and says it does not mandate landscaping requirements or architectural controls. It keeps lots as platted, asks that alleys stay unpaved and used mainly for access to the homes beside them, and caps new construction at 40 feet above the parcel's mean elevation. Local guides add that most properties have no HOA.
Alley-side garages collect dirt, so in our experience track cleaning matters more than oil here: door makers say to wipe tracks with a damp cloth and not to lubricate them, and to save lubricant for hinges, springs and bearing plates.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Grayton Beach
- Grayton Beach village
- Gulf Trace
- Lake Place at Grayton Beach
- WaterColor
- Shops of Grayton
- Seaside
🌊 What Grayton Beach Garage Doors Are Up Against
We reach the village by US 98 and CR 283, then DeFuniak Street to Hotz Avenue near the center of town. Callers usually place themselves by Western Lake, the Grayt Wall of Art or Grayton Beach State Park. Because the alleys stay unpaved, tell us whether your garage door faces the street or an alley so we can plan the approach.
Know the area? You'll find our trucks near Grayton Beach State Park, Western Lake, Grayt Wall of Art, Hotz Avenue, DeFuniak Street, County Road 30A, County Highway 283 and Timpoochee Trail.