Fort Myers, Cape Coral & Sanibel
Storm Damage Restoration — Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Sanibel
Lee County has been through it. Brian has worked post-Ian restoration extensively and understands the documentation, compliance, and quality standards that protect homeowners long-term. Licensed GC (CGC1531080) — permitted work, every time.
What's Included
Full Storm Restoration Scope
- Hurricane damage assessment with photo documentation for insurance
- Emergency tarping and weatherproofing — 24–48 hour response
- Water intrusion and mold remediation coordination
- Drywall and insulation replacement — mold-resistant materials
- Impact window and door installation
- Flood zone code compliance upgrades
- Pool cage and screen enclosure repair and replacement
- Roof coordination and emergency tarping
- Exterior siding, fascia, and soffit repair
- FEMA flood elevation documentation and 50% rule guidance
How It Works
Stabilize, Document, Restore
Damage Assessment with Photo Documentation
Brian documents damage systematically — photos, measurements, and scope notes — in the format insurance companies and FEMA adjusters expect. This matters for your claim.
Emergency Stabilization Within 24–48 Hours
Tarping, board-up, and water intrusion control to stop further damage while the insurance and permitting process runs. Fast response prevents secondary damage that insurance may not cover.
Permitted Restoration — Structural to Finishes
Brian pulls all required permits and manages restoration from structural repairs through final finishes and county inspection. No unpermitted work that creates problems at your next sale.
Common Questions
Storm Restoration FAQ
Does Brian work directly with insurance adjusters?
Brian provides thorough documentation — photos, written scope of work, and itemized estimates — that insurance companies can review and use for claim processing. He does not file claims on your behalf (that requires a public adjuster license), but his documentation is built for the process.
Can you do impact window installation?
Yes — impact-rated window and door installation is a core service. In many Lee County flood zones, impact windows are required when replacing damaged openings. Brian ensures all installations meet Florida Building Code product approval requirements.
Do storm repairs require permits?
Yes — structural, electrical, and plumbing repairs always require permits in Florida. Unpermitted storm repairs are a serious liability: they can void your insurance, prevent future sales, and fail final inspection. Brian manages all permitting.
Are you familiar with FEMA compliance for substantial damage repairs?
Brian is familiar with the 50% rule in flood zones — the requirement that if repair costs exceed 50% of pre-storm market value, the structure must be brought into full flood zone compliance. He can guide homeowners through this process and connect them with the right resources in Lee and Collier Counties.
Storm Damage? Don't Wait.
Fast Response — Licensed Contractor
Brian responds quickly for storm damage calls. Stabilization within 24–48 hours. Permits pulled. Work done right.