Restoration Referral in Oviedo, FL
Water, fire, mold or storm damage in Oviedo? Call or text CFDR at 321-420-7274. Ryan Solberg matches Seminole County homes with a restoration company. Ask the matched company for its arrival time before you agree to anything.
Central Florida Disaster Recovery — Oviedo Restoration Referrals
Oviedo's established neighborhoods and growing communities face the same Florida threats: burst pipes, AC condensate backups, hurricane damage and mold. In eastern Seminole County, Ryan Solberg takes your call and matches you with a restoration company.
CFDR matches homes in all of Oviedo including Aloma, Chuluota, Lockwood Estates, Carillon, and communities along SR-417 and SR-434.
Services CFDR Matches In Oviedo
How CFDR Works in Oviedo
| Who answers | ✓ Ryan Solberg, the owner |
| Calls | ✓ Calls taken 24/7 |
| Arrival | ✓ ETA from the matched company |
| Estimate | ✓ Written, itemized, before work starts |
| Claim paperwork | ✓ Line-item Xactimate estimate |
You pay CFDR nothing, and CFDR does not bill your insurer.
Oviedo water damage: the Econlockhatchee River and Riverside Park
What flooded during Ian
During Hurricane Ian, Oviedo officials reported multiple areas of the city flooding, especially near the Econlockhatchee River. Lockwood Boulevard near Riverside Park was closed on September 29, 2022, residents of Riverside Park were asked to leave by southbound Lockwood Boulevard, and the city opened a sandbag site on Evans Street. Seminole County counted more than 1,000 flooded homes countywide that week.
After the storm, Seminole County ran a FEMA-funded program to clear fallen trees and root dams from creeks and rivers, with debris removal on the Econlockhatchee scheduled through October 2023. The Econ River Wilderness Area in Oviedo stayed open while crews worked.
What to do if the river reached your property
If the Econ came up into your yard or house, record the date and photograph the waterline and how far water reached into each room. River water is treated as Category 3 (grossly contaminated) in the IICRC S500 standard, so wet drywall, insulation and carpet generally need to be removed, and the EPA advises drying the remaining materials within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold.
A basic homeowners policy does not cover flooding, per Florida's Office of Insurance Regulation. If you are near the river corridor, look up your property on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and ask your agent whether a flood policy is worth having before the next storm, because National Flood Insurance Program policies typically carry a 30-day waiting period. Ryan matches Oviedo homes with a restoration company, and you pay CFDR nothing.
Questions About Service in Oviedo
Other Central Florida Cities
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.
Sources
- ClickOrlando, Seminole County leaders respond to flooding, damage caused by Ian (September 29, 2022) (accessed October 19, 2026)
- WFTV, Creek cleanouts continue in Seminole County a year after Hurricane Ian (September 29, 2023) (accessed October 19, 2026)
- WFSU, Florida Office of Insurance Regulation: a basic homeowners policy does not cover flooding (accessed October 19, 2026)
- EPA, Mold Cleanup in Your Home (dry wet materials within 24 to 48 hours) (accessed October 19, 2026)
- FEMA Flood Map Service Center (look up a property's flood zone) (accessed October 19, 2026)
- s. 468.8419, Florida Statutes (prohibitions; mold assessment and remediation)
- s. 468.8411, Florida Statutes (mold-related services definitions)
- s. 626.854, Florida Statutes (public adjusters)
Need Help in Oviedo? Call or text Now.
Call or text Ryan directly and he matches you with a restoration company. Call any hour. Owner Ryan Solberg takes the calls; if he is on another call, he calls you back.