Service Areas in Lee County, FL
Water damage restoration and mold remediation across Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Estero, Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers and Bonita Springs.
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Which parts of Lee County do we serve?
We connect homeowners across Lee County with local restoration professionals, 24/7. Lee County has about 875,600 residents, and every part of it floods differently. Pick your area below for local risks, facts and services.
| Area | Main water risk | Local page |
|---|---|---|
| Fort Myers | River surge, AC and slab leaks | Fort Myers water damage |
| Cape Coral | Canals, seawalls, river surge | Cape Coral |
| Estero | Estero River and storm surge | Estero |
| Lehigh Acres | Heavy rain and drainage canals | Lehigh Acres |
| North Fort Myers | Wind, roof leaks, mobile homes | North Fort Myers |
| Bonita Springs | Imperial River flooding and surge | Bonita Springs |
Don’t see your community? We likely still cover it. Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel, Iona, San Carlos Park and Pine Island are all inside our service area. Contact us with your ZIP code.
Why does local knowledge matter for water damage?
A canal home in Cape Coral, a slab home in Lehigh Acres and a condo on Fort Myers Beach fail in different ways. Surge and river water are Category 3 and need tear-out. A burst pipe in a newer inland home is often clean water that can be dried in place. Local crews also know Lee County’s permit rules and flood zones.
Services available in every area: water removal, flood damage restoration and mold remediation.
Water where it shouldn’t be? Let’s get it dry.
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