Restoration Services in Port Charlotte, Florida

Our dispatch line is answered by a person 24 hours a day, and crews serving Port Charlotte work out of our Fort Myers office at 6835 International Center Blvd, Fort Myers. We have handled 949 jobs in Port Charlotte since 2014, 50 of them in the last year. We give you an arrival window on the call rather than a slogan, because the honest answer depends on the hour and on whether a storm has just put the whole county in line at once.

Yes, and it is a large part of what we do here: 10 percent of our Port Charlotte work, 91 projects, has been condominium or association property. That matters because a condo loss splits into unit damage and common-element damage, and the two are usually paid by different policies. We document them separately from the first visit and work directly with the board, the manager and the adjuster so the association is not left reconciling one invoice against two claims.

Yes. WrightWay is a licensed Florida building contractor as well as a restoration firm, so the same company that removes wet drywall in Port Charlotte also holds the permit to put the room back. We have completed 322 reconstruction projects in Port Charlotte. In practice this removes the gap most owners hit: the mitigation company leaves, the general contractor bids weeks later, and the claim stalls in between.

We do. Reconstruction in Port Charlotte is permitted through the building department covering Charlotte County, and the permit is pulled under our contractor license, not subcontracted to whoever is available. Ask any restoration company for their license number before they touch structure: a mitigation-only firm cannot legally rebuild what it tears out, and finding that out after demolition is the expensive way to learn it.

Yes, 61 mold projects in Port Charlotte to date. Florida licenses mold remediation separately from general restoration, and the state also bars the same company from writing the clearance test it grades itself against, which is why an independent assessor is involved on larger jobs. If you are seeing growth after a leak in Port Charlotte, the cause is almost always a moisture source that is still active, and treating the surface without finding it just buys a few weeks.

Yes. We document to the standard adjusters expect, estimate in Xactimate, and bill the carrier directly, so in most Port Charlotte claims you pay your deductible and nothing else. We are not a public adjuster and we do not take assignment of your benefits, so you keep control of the claim and can see every line we submit.

Stop the source if you can reach the shutoff safely, kill power to the affected area at the breaker if water is near outlets, and photograph everything before anything is moved. Then call us. Do not wait for your carrier to authorize work: every Florida policy requires you to prevent further damage, and in Port Charlotte heat and humidity a wet wall cavity can start growing inside about 24 to 48 hours. Delay is the single most expensive decision available to you.

We have three offices, in Nokomis, Longboat Key and Fort Myers, and Port Charlotte is worked from our Fort Myers office. The crews, trucks and drying equipment are ours and the project manager on your job is a WrightWay employee. We have handled 949 jobs in Port Charlotte since 2014, 50 of them in the last year. Anyone can build a page for a city; the fair question to ask a restoration company is what they have finished there, and we would rather publish the count than a claim.