North Fort Myers Restoration
& General Contractor

In North Fort Myers we handle water damage extraction and structural drying, mold remediation, third-party mold testing, fire and smoke restoration, hurricane and storm response, exterior painting, stucco repair, and general construction. North Fort Myers's mix — older single-family along Bayshore Road, river-frontage homes on the Caloosahatchee, newer construction in Verandah and Magnolia Landing, Pine Lakes and Suncoast Estates blocks, and a large mobile-home park inventory — means our scopes range from a tie-down and skirting tear-out on a manufactured home to a full Xactimate rebuild on a riverfront estate. Each loss gets scoped to what the structure actually is.

North Fort Myers dispatches out of our Cape Coral office at 918 SE 27th Terrace — across the Caloosahatchee, typically 15–35 minutes depending on which bridge is open and which direction traffic is moving. Bayshore Road, Pine Lakes, Suncoast Estates, Verandah, and Magnolia Landing are all inside our primary response zone. Call (239) 920-7972 around the clock. First-response trucks carry truck-mount extraction, LGR dehumidifiers, air movers, and moisture mapping so categorization and drying start on the first visit. For manufactured-home losses we also bring the smaller-footprint equipment those structures require.

All of North Fort Myers — Bayshore Road corridor, Pine Lakes, Suncoast Estates, Verandah, Magnolia Landing, Moody River Estates, Sabal Springs, the Del Tura and Old Bridge Village mobile-home communities, and the river-frontage neighborhoods directly across the Caloosahatchee from downtown Fort Myers. Mobile-home and manufactured-housing claims are a meaningful slice of North Fort Myers work — wind-damaged roofs, tie-down failures, post-loss mold from inadequate drying, and skirting/belly-board issues. We scope those losses against HUD and Florida-specific manufactured-home rebuild standards, not against site-built assumptions.

North Fort Myers carries a heavy Citizens, Florida Peninsula, Tower Hill, Heritage, Universal, American Integrity, ASI/Progressive, and Frontline book on site-built homes, with specialty manufactured-home carriers (Foremost, American Modern, Assurant) on the mobile-home park inventory in Del Tura, Old Bridge Village, and similar communities. Riverfront blocks along the Caloosahatchee sit in FEMA Zone AE, with VE in spots, so NFIP flood scopes are written separately from wind. Inland North Fort Myers reads mostly Zone X. Every scope is written in Xactimate with moisture logs, IICRC protocol citations, and IEP clearance attached where applicable.

North Fort Myers took heavy Ian damage — the Caloosahatchee surge pushed up Bayshore Road and into low-lying river-frontage neighborhoods, wind shredded mobile-home roofs across Del Tura and Old Bridge Village, and Verandah and Magnolia Landing saw wind-driven rain intrusion. We're still working Ian supplementals and reopened claims here in 2026. Our approach re-documents the original loss, runs chloride testing where surge applies, separates concealed mold and corrosion from new wear, and submits Xactimate supplements with photo and moisture-log backup. For manufactured homes we coordinate carefully with specialty-carrier desks that handle losses differently than Citizens.

We work the full North Fort Myers housing mix without skipping the harder claims. Mobile-home and manufactured-housing losses get routinely declined or under-scoped by vendors who don't understand HUD construction standards or specialty-carrier documentation requirements — and homeowners in Del Tura, Old Bridge Village, and similar communities pay for that. We scope and rebuild both site-built and manufactured-home losses, we dispatch from Cape Coral as a primary service area, and we self-perform reconstruction under our Florida GC license. Family-owned, IICRC certified, and we don't treat North Fort Myers as overflow.