Water, mold & storm restoration in Suntree.
Suntree is one of Brevard County's first master-planned communities, laid out around Suntree Country Club and built up steadily from the mid-1970s through the 2000s along the Wickham Road corridor. The result is a mature, tree-shaded mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos wrapped around hundreds of acres of lakes, canals, and golf fairways between I-95 and the Indian River Lagoon. That combination of aging housing stock and water everywhere is exactly why Suntree water losses follow familiar patterns.
Local restoration, matched by Ryan Solberg.
Suntree's lake-and-canal layout plus decades-old plumbing and roofs means slow supply-line leaks, slab seepage, and aging-roof intrusion are common, and the high lakeside humidity lets mold take hold within 24 to 48 hours of any moisture. Properties near the golf course waterways and the Pineda corridor also face wind-driven rain and storm exposure when systems push in off the coast.
Homes here back up to the Challenge and Classic courses at Suntree Country Club, with neighborhood parks and fishing lakes scattered through the community, quick beach access east over the Pineda Causeway, and Viera's shopping along Wickham Road just to the north.
- ✓Owner Ryan Solberg takes the calls
- ✓Matched with a restoration company from CFDR's network
- ✓Written, itemized estimate before work starts
- ✓Line-item Xactimate estimate for your claim
- ✓You pay CFDR nothing, and CFDR does not bill your insurer.
What Ryan can match you with.
Common questions in Suntree.
Nearby neighborhoods.
Who is CFDR?
Private Orlando restoration referral service, not FEMA. Call or text 321-420-7274 24/7 and Ryan Solberg matches you with a local restoration company. You pay CFDR nothing, and CFDR does not bill your insurer.
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Damage in Suntree? Call or text CFDR now.
Call any hour. Owner Ryan Solberg takes the calls; if he is on another call, he calls you back. Ryan matches you with a restoration company. You pay CFDR nothing, and CFDR does not bill your insurer.