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Lee County, Florida

Water, mold, and fire restoration in North Fort Myers, FL

Aftermath Restoration Group restores water, mold, and fire damage in North Fort Myers, Lee County. Call (239) 688-2880, 24/7, and we will tell you when a crew can be there.

North of the river in North Fort Myers

North Fort Myers sits across the Caloosahatchee River from downtown Fort Myers, linked by the Edison and Caloosahatchee bridges. It is unincorporated Lee County, with older block homes, manufactured-home and 55-plus communities, and newer subdivisions off US 41 and Pondella Road.

Older plumbing and aging roofs are the leaks we open first here. In manufactured homes, water from a supply line or a roof leak gets into the subfloor and under the skirting, so drying has to reach below the floor, not just the carpet.

What we get called for in North Fort Myers

  • Aging supply lines and water heaters in older homes
  • Roof and window leaks in summer storms
  • Subfloor water in manufactured homes
  • AC drain line overflows

How we help in North Fort Myers

Water extraction and drying, mold remediation (license MRSR4195), fire and smoke cleanup and repairs, with insurance documentation. Our crew works out of 5544 Banning Street, Lehigh Acres, and (239) 688-2880 is answered 24/7.

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Emergency dispatch

Request a crew

Water, mold, fire, storm, or sewage. We work with your insurance, and you keep the claim. For standing water, active smoke, or an unsafe property, call now. The line is answered 24/7.

Call (239) 688-2880

Common questions

North Fort Myers questions

Do you work on manufactured and mobile homes in North Fort Myers?
Yes. We extract water, open what has to be opened, and dry the subfloor and wall cavities. Tell us the home type when you call so the crew brings the right equipment.
Do you work in 55-plus communities?
Yes. We can coordinate with the community office or HOA for access and work hours.
Do you work with insurance in North Fort Myers?
Yes. We document the loss with photos, moisture readings and a scope for your adjuster. You keep the claim.