About Fort Myers Water Restoration

Rick Sullivan built Fort Myers Water Restoration to handle water damage calls across Lee County, starting from the older housing stock in Downtown Fort Myers and the River District where aging pipes and sudden leaks create frequent extraction jobs. With roots right here in Fort Myers, he knows how the tropical savanna climate brings heavy summer rains that push water into crawl spaces and slab homes in McGregor and Cape Coral, then how warm winters keep moisture issues active year-round without a true dry season.

The crew responds 24/7 to homes in Estero and Bonita Springs as well as the core Fort Myers neighborhoods, focusing on fast water extraction followed by targeted cleanup that accounts for high humidity levels that can turn standing water into bigger problems near landmarks like the Edison and Ford Winter Estates or Centennial Park. Rick still oversees most jobs himself, emphasizing upfront quotes and work you can inspect rather than rushed fixes that leave hidden moisture behind.

What sets the operation apart is the focus on Lee County realities: tight access in historic River District properties, flood-prone lots near the Calusa Nature Center, and the need to move quickly before humidity locks in damage in Cape Coral canal homes.

After dealing with water damage in my own place near Centennial Park in the River District, I started Fort Myers Water Restoration to handle the real challenges of Lee County homes. Our tropical savanna climate brings hot humid summers that speed up issues in older housing stock around Downtown Fort Myers, McGregor, and Cape Coral, plus nearby spots like Estero and Bonita Springs. I focus on thorough water extraction and cleanup that accounts for local terrain and seasonal patterns, and the phone is answered 24/7.