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2026 Cost Guide

Hurricane & Storm Damage Restoration Cost in Florida

Water, smoke or sewage still active? Call or text CFDR at 321-420-7274. Ryan matches homes within about 90 minutes of Orlando with a restoration company.

Getting water out and openings covered quickly limits secondary damage (mold) that costs far more.

Hurricane damage? Call 321-420-7274
Cost Breakdown

Hurricane Damage Restoration Costs in Central Florida

Your policy and deductible decide what you pay out of pocket. Ask your matched company how billing works on an insurance job; your deductible is yours. Your matched company can document the loss for your claim.

Service / Damage TypeWhat Drives ItNotes
Emergency tarping & board-upDepends on exposure timeCritical first response to prevent water damage
Debris removal & cleanupDepends on affected areaTrees, branches, damaged siding, drywall
Roof damage (partial)Depends on exposure timeReplacing sections of shingles/framing
Roof replacement (full)Depends on exposure timeComplete roof replacement after structural damage
Wind damage to siding/windowsDepends on exposure timeReplacing damaged siding, windows, doors
Water intrusion & dryingDepends on water depthWater extraction, dehumidification, structural drying
Moderate structural damage (framing)Depends on affected areaDamage to walls, floors, or load-bearing elements
Contents restoration (pack-out)Depends on smoke spreadContents cleaning, restoration, return
Full restoration (multiple systems)Depends on how far it spreadRoof, structure, water, contents, rebuild
Cost Prevention

Why Emergency Response Saves You Thousands

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Fast Action Matters

Exposed roofs and water intrusion lead to mold within 24–48 hours.

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Water Management is Critical

Standing water inside your home causes structural damage, mold, and belongings loss. Professional water extraction within hours prevents cascading damage.

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Contents Salvage

Many belongings can be saved if removed and dried properly within 48 hours. Delayed action means throwing away furniture, photos, documents, and keepsakes.

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Secondary Damage is Avoidable

Primary damage (wind to roof) is expensive. Secondary damage (mold, rot, structural decay) is worse and costs more. Acting early limits it.

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Documentation Matters

Photos, moisture readings and a line-item estimate show your insurer what the loss is. Your matched company documents the loss for your claim.

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Line-Item Estimates

Your matched company writes a line-item Xactimate estimate and can explain it to you or your adjuster.

Before Hurricane Season

Protect Your Home & Document It for Insurance

1

Document Your Home's Condition

Take photos/video of your home's exterior and interior BEFORE hurricane season. This proves baseline condition and makes a future claim easier to document.

2

Review Your Insurance Coverage

Know your deductible, coverage limits, and what's excluded (flood, wind). Some policies have separate deductibles for wind damage.

3

Check Your Home's Weak Points

Ask a licensed roofer or inspector to look at the roof, windows and garage doors. Some insurers discount premiums for wind-mitigation upgrades; ask your agent.

4

Have Ryan's Number Ready

Save 321-420-7274. In the chaos after a hurricane, you won't have time to search. Calls taken 24/7.

5

Trim Trees & Clear Gutters

Dead branches and debris accelerate damage when winds hit. Prevention is cheaper than repair.

6

Know Your Insurance Company's Process

Ask your agent: What's the claim process? How do adjusters reach you? Do they accept professional restoration estimates?

Storm damage or preparing for hurricane season?

Send the property city or ZIP and Ryan calls you back. Active damage? Call 321-420-7274.

What happened? Tap one
Is water, smoke or sewage still active right now?

By sending this you agree Ryan may call or text you, and may share your name, phone number and property address with the restoration company he matches you with, which may contact you about this request.

Rather text? Text Ryan at 321-420-7274

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FAQ

Hurricane Damage Questions

Wind damage from a hurricane is usually covered under a Florida homeowners policy, but what your policy pays depends on its terms, your deductible and the cause of the water. Damage from poor maintenance and flooding is typically excluded. Your matched company documents the loss for your claim.
Hurricanes bring sustained high winds (74+ mph) causing structural damage, uprooted trees, and widespread water intrusion. Regular storms are localized — wind events or light flooding.
Ask the matched company for its arrival time before you agree to anything; after a landfall, demand is high and times vary. Emergency tarping, board-up and water extraction are done by the restoration company, not CFDR.
1) Evacuate if authorities order it. 2) Call Ryan at CFDR and he matches you with a restoration company for emergency tarping and board-up. 3) Document damage with photos. 4) Call your insurance company. 5) Don't throw away damaged materials until your adjuster and the restoration company have seen them.
It depends on roof size, pitch and complexity, and how many days the tarp must stay up. Emergency tarping is usually covered by insurance when it prevents secondary water damage, which is far more expensive. Ask for a written, itemized estimate.
That depends on your policy, your deductible and what caused the damage. A restoration company can document the loss and write a line-item Xactimate estimate for your claim; your insurer decides what it pays.

Hurricane damage? Call Ryan.

Ryan matches you with a restoration company for tarping, extraction and restoration. Ask the matched company for its arrival time before you agree to anything.

You pay CFDR nothing

Damage at your property? Ryan matches you with a local restoration company.

Call any hour. Owner Ryan Solberg takes the calls; if he is on another call, he calls you back. Ask the matched company for its arrival time before you agree to anything. Or call 321-420-7274.

Where is the damage?

Active damage? Call 321-420-7274 now. Otherwise send the property city or ZIP and Ryan calls you back.

What happened? Tap one
Is water, smoke or sewage still active right now?

By sending this you agree Ryan may call or text you, and may share your name, phone number and property address with the restoration company he matches you with, which may contact you about this request.

Rather text? Text Ryan at 321-420-7274

🔒 No spam. Confidential.

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