Restoration Referral in Winter Springs, FL
Water, fire, mold or storm damage in Winter Springs? 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 — Winter Springs Restoration Referrals
Winter Springs homeowners and property managers call CFDR when water damage, mold, fire or storms strike. Centrally located in Seminole County, Ryan Solberg takes your call and matches you with a restoration company, which documents the loss for your claim.
CFDR matches homes in all of Winter Springs including the Tuscawilla area, Winter Springs Town Center, and communities along SR-419 and the Seminole Trail.
Services CFDR Matches In Winter Springs
How CFDR Works in Winter Springs
| 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.
Winter Springs water damage: Gee Creek, Howell Creek and what debris dams did
Eighty residents rescued in one neighborhood
On September 29, 2022, the Seminole County Fire Department, helped by Longwood Fire, spent about seven hours rescuing 80 Winter Springs residents, plus 20 to 30 pets, from rising floodwater in a neighborhood near Hayes Road, Holiday Lane, Mockingbird Lane and Lido Road. Seminole County's public works manager, Marie Lackey, later said the county's rivers and creeks reached the highest levels ever recorded, in both height and speed.
A year later, the creeks were still being cleared
WFTV reported in September 2023 that clogged creeks caused major flooding in Winter Springs and the failure of several bridges. A city spokesperson said leaders were considering annual creek maintenance. The practical point for a homeowner here is that how fast a street drains depends on creeks that carry storm debris, so water may take longer to leave than the rain total suggests.
Keep a record of how long the water stayed
If water reached your house, note the date it arrived and the date it was gone, and photograph the waterline. How long materials stayed wet affects what can be saved: the EPA advises drying wet materials within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold, and creek water is treated as Category 3 (grossly contaminated) in the IICRC S500 standard. Florida's Office of Insurance Regulation has said a basic homeowners policy does not cover flooding, so confirm with your agent what your policy and any flood policy each cover. Ryan matches Winter Springs homes with a restoration company that documents the loss with photos and moisture readings.
Questions About Service in Winter Springs
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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, 80 Winter Springs residents rescued from rising flood waters (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 Winter Springs? 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.