About Florida Water Damagesolution

Florida Water Damagesolution is a water damage restoration and mold services business based at 4958 Sorrento Ct, Cape Coral, FL 33904. We serve Cape Coral and the surrounding Lee County communities named on this site, including Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Matlacha, Fort Myers Beach, San Carlos Park and Iona.

Cape Coral is a city shaped by water. More than 400 miles of freshwater and saltwater canals run through it. Water can reach a home on this coast from a burst pipe, a failed roof opening, a storm, a flood, or a sewage backup, and the work that follows depends on how carefully the damage is recorded and handled from the first visit.

We are a company serving homes and buildings in this area. Our scope is water damage restoration and mold services for homes and condos. We focus on the work itself: finding where the water went, removing it, drying the structure, addressing mold where it exists, and documenting each step so the property owner has an accurate picture of what happened.

Florida Water Damagesolution is not a statewide provider. We are based in Cape Coral and serve homes in our part of Southwest Florida.

What we do

Our ten services are water damage restoration, water removal and extraction, water damage repair, mold remediation, mold inspection, storm damage restoration, flood damage cleanup, sewage cleanup, structural drying and dehumidification, and leak detection.

Water damage restoration is the full process of returning a water-damaged property to safe, usable condition.

Water removal and extraction is the first physical stage: getting standing water out so the structure can dry.

Water damage repair rebuilds what the water damaged, including the permit questions that come with repair work.

Mold remediation means removing mold and correcting the moisture source that allowed it to grow. Mold inspection is the assessment step. We look at the property, investigate moisture, and document what we find. Mold is assessed before it is remediated, so the owner knows what is there before any removal begins.

Storm damage restoration covers water that enters through wind-driven rain, damaged roofs and failed openings. Flood damage cleanup covers the cleanup after floodwater has entered a building, including the handling of contaminated water and the removal of materials that cannot be saved.

Sewage cleanup deals with sewage backups and other Category 3 water, which needs different handling from clean water. Structural drying and dehumidification dries the structure itself, and drying is proven by moisture readings, not by how a room feels. Leak detection locates hidden supply and drain leaks.

Plumbing repair belongs to plumbers. Where a leak source needs plumbing work, we identify it and document it for the plumber who will fix it.

How we work

We start with documentation. Photographs and moisture readings form the job's record from the first visit. This record matters later. Every visit adds to that record, so the file stays current as the job moves forward. Cape Coral's substantial improvement and substantial damage framework turns on documented condition, and the record kept from day one is what makes that process easier.

Where work can be scoped in advance, we state the scope before the work begins. You should know what we plan to do, why, and what it is likely to involve before we start. If the scope changes after work starts, we tell you before it changes.

As findings firm up, we report them to you. Some water damage reveals more as materials are opened and dried, and we will tell you when the picture changes rather than leave you to discover it later. Each update explains what was found and what it means for the next step.

Timing matters with water and mold. The EPA notes that mold can grow on a wet surface within 24 to 48 hours. That is one reason we treat the first documentation and moisture control as early priorities.

We also keep the flood framework in view and raise flood-framework questions early when they apply to a job.

Where we work and how to reach us

Our base is 4958 Sorrento Ct, Cape Coral, FL 33904. From Cape Coral, we serve the six areas named on this site: Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Matlacha, Fort Myers Beach, San Carlos Park and Iona. We are a Cape Coral base serving its corner of Southwest Florida, not a statewide operation.

The best way to reach us is by phone. Call Florida Water Damagesolution to describe what happened in your own words; you do not need the technical details to start. When you call, have ready where the water is, whether the source has been stopped, and photographs if it is safe to take them. You can also read our service pages at /services and our city page at /areas/cape-coral to see how we approach each kind of job. If you are outside those areas, call anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we can help or point you to the permit office that covers your property.