Fort Myers Restoration
& General Contractor

In Fort Myers we run the full restoration and construction stack: water damage extraction and structural drying, mold remediation, independent mold testing, fire and smoke restoration, hurricane and storm response, exterior painting, stucco repair, and general construction for buildouts and post-loss rebuilds. We work historic McGregor Boulevard homes — many with 1920s and '30s plaster, original heart-pine framing, and tile roofs that complicate scope — alongside newer construction in Gateway, Daniels Parkway, and the Treeline corridor. Each Fort Myers neighborhood has its own typical loss profile, and we write scopes around what the building actually is, not a generic template.

Fort Myers is served by both offices. Our Cape Coral location at 918 SE 27th Terrace covers the Downtown River District, McGregor Boulevard, Edison & Ford Winter Estates corridor, and west Fort Myers in 20–35 minutes. Bonita Springs HQ at 28720 S Diesel Dr Unit 7 covers south Fort Myers, Daniels Parkway, JetBlue Park, Gateway, and the Bell Tower Shops area in 25–40 minutes. Call (239) 920-7972 for Cape-side dispatch or (239) 989-2430 for south-side. After-hours emergencies route to whichever office can roll faster — we don't make homeowners pick.

All of Fort Myers — the Downtown River District, McGregor Boulevard corridor, Edison Park and the Edison & Ford Winter Estates area, Whiskey Creek, Iona, San Carlos Park, Gateway, Daniels Parkway, Six Mile Cypress, Treeline, the Bell Tower Shops corridor, and the JetBlue Park (Red Sox) area off Daniels. We also cover the river-frontage neighborhoods along the Caloosahatchee that sit in FEMA Zone AE and took surge in Ian. Each submarket has its own claim profile — historic McGregor homes need careful plaster and original-flooring documentation, while Gateway and Treeline claims are more typical block-and-truss construction.

Across Fort Myers we work with Citizens, Florida Peninsula, Tower Hill, Heritage, Universal, American Integrity, Frontline, ASI/Progressive, and Chubb/AIG/PURE for higher-end McGregor and downtown estates. Riverfront blocks along the Caloosahatchee sit in FEMA Zone AE, with VE in spots, so we split NFIP flood scopes from wind. Inland Fort Myers ZIPs read mostly Zone X — those losses still happen but the coverage conversation is different. Every Fort Myers scope is written in Xactimate at current carrier price lists with moisture logs, IICRC protocol citations, and IEP clearance attached where applicable.

Fort Myers along the Caloosahatchee — McGregor Boulevard, the Downtown River District, and the Edison & Ford Winter Estates corridor — took heavy Ian surge, and the Daniels and Gateway corridors got punished by wind and wind-driven rain. We still open Ian supplementals and reopened claims here in 2026. Our approach re-documents the original loss, runs chloride testing where surge was involved, separates concealed mold and corrosion from new wear, and submits Xactimate supplements with photo and moisture-log backup. Fort Myers historic-district work also gets coordinated with the city's historic preservation requirements where they apply.

Two local offices, self-performed reconstruction, and experience across both the historic Fort Myers building stock and the newer Gateway/Treeline construction. A lot of large national franchises dispatching to Fort Myers send a dry-out crew, then disappear when reconstruction starts — homeowners on McGregor with original heart-pine flooring or a stamped plaster ceiling end up bidding the rebuild out cold. We hold the Florida GC license to do the reconstruction ourselves and we know which trades in Fort Myers can match historic profiles. We're also IICRC-certified and family-owned, not a private-equity rollup.