24/7 Water, Fire & Mold Damage Help · Orlando, FL The water
stopped rising.
We didn't.
CFDR (Central Florida Disaster Recovery) is a private referral service in Orlando, not a government disaster center. Call or text 321-420-7274 and owner Ryan Solberg matches you with a restoration company from CFDR's network, which does the work. You pay CFDR nothing, and CFDR does not bill your insurer. Water, fire, mold, storm and sewage damage, within about 90 minutes of Orlando.
- 24/7calls taken
- 9counties within ~90 min of Orlando
- $0paid to CFDR by homeowners
Four disasters.
One number. A matched company.
No 1-800 line. Ryan matches you with a local restoration company that fits your specific damage.
Extraction, structural drying, anti-microbial. Burst pipes to storm surge.
Emergency board-up, debris haul and repairs. Hurricane and tornado damage.
Containment, HEPA scrub, third-party clearance testing.
Soot, odor, content pack-out. Your matched company documents the loss for your claim.
Three steps. One number. No call-center runaround.
Call any hour. Owner Ryan Solberg takes the calls; if he is on another call, he calls you back. Ryan logs the address, the damage and the access notes.
Ryan matches you with a restoration company from CFDR's network. Ask the matched company for its arrival time before you agree to anything.
The matched company inspects, writes an itemized estimate, does the work and contracts with you directly.
How does CFDR work, and what do I pay?
Central Florida Disaster Recovery (CFDR) is a private restoration referral service based in Orlando. It is not a FEMA or government disaster recovery center, and it is not a restoration contractor. When you call or text 321-420-7274, owner Ryan Solberg asks where the property is and what happened, then matches you with a restoration company from CFDR's network. That company inspects the damage, gives you a written, itemized estimate before work starts, does the work and contracts with you directly. CFDR does not perform restoration and does not negotiate insurance claims. You pay CFDR nothing, and CFDR does not bill your insurer. Before work starts, ask the company for its Florida license number where the work needs one, its IICRC Certified Firm number and a certificate of insurance.
Nine counties, about 90 minutes from Orlando.
CFDR matches homes and businesses within about 90 minutes' drive of downtown Orlando: Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Polk, Brevard, Sumter and Marion counties. That covers Orlando, Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Sanford, Winter Park, Apopka, Clermont, Lakeland, Winter Haven, Daytona Beach, DeLand, Melbourne, Palm Bay, Titusville, Leesburg, The Villages and Ocala. Tampa and Brandon are edge areas: Ryan matches them when a network company covers the address. Outside these counties, call about large commercial, multi-unit or whole-home losses.
- Orange County
- Seminole County
- Osceola County
- Lake County
- Volusia County
- Polk County
- Brevard County
- Sumter County
- Marion County
- 01OrangeCounty, FL
- 02OsceolaCounty, FL
- 03SeminoleCounty, FL
- 04LakeCounty, FL
- 05VolusiaCounty, FL
- 06PolkCounty, FL
- 07BrevardCounty, FL
- 08SumterCounty, FL
- 09MarionCounty, FL
Is CFDR a FEMA or government disaster recovery center?+
No. CFDR (Central Florida Disaster Recovery) is a private restoration referral service in Orlando. FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers are government sites that open after federally declared disasters; find those at fema.gov.
What do I pay CFDR?+
You pay CFDR nothing, and CFDR does not bill your insurer. The restoration company's price is between you, that company and, if the loss is covered, your insurer.
Who actually does the restoration work?+
Ryan matches you with a restoration company from CFDR's network. That company inspects the damage, gives you a written, itemized estimate before work starts, does the work and contracts with you directly. CFDR does not perform restoration.
Does the matched company bill my insurer directly?+
Ask your matched company how billing works on an insurance job; your deductible is yours.
Does the matched company charge for an inspection?+
Ask the matched company whether it charges for an inspection before it comes out.
How are network companies chosen?+
Ryan adds companies to the network himself. Before work starts, ask the company for its Florida license number where the work needs one, its IICRC Certified Firm number and a certificate of insurance. For mold work, Florida requires a licensed Mold Remediator; verify the license at myfloridalicense.com.
How long until my house is dry?+
It depends on the materials, the category of water and the equipment used. Your matched company should take moisture readings during the job and tell you when the structure has reached its dry standard.
Can the matched company work with my mortgage company?+
Ask the company whether it has worked with your lender's process. With a mortgage, insurance payments for dwelling damage often include the lender as a payee, so call your lender early to ask how it releases funds.
What it costs.
Who pays for it.
These guides walk through the numbers and the deadlines before anyone shows up.
What water damage restoration costs
Florida price ranges by damage type and room count, and what drives the bill.
Florida claim deadlines and how a claim works
Your matched company documents the loss and writes a line-item Xactimate estimate it can explain to your adjuster. Coverage decisions stay between you and your insurer.
Water damage, start to finish
Extraction, structural drying, mold prevention, and rebuild — the full timeline of a water loss in Orlando.
Commercial properties
Offices, retail, HOAs and multifamily: call to ask about matching a restoration company for a commercial loss.
If it's an emergency,
please call.
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