Water damage restoration in Naples often means surge cleanup. Hurricane Ian in 2022 pushed Gulf water through Olde Naples, along Gulf Shore Boulevard and into Port Royal and Aqualane Shores, and damaged the Naples Pier. Homes on the Gordon River and the bay canals took water from both sides.
Older homes near Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South sit at ground level, while many rebuilt homes are raised with enclosures below. Condo buildings along the Gulf see leaks between units from AC drains and supply lines. Surge water is Category 3, so soaked drywall and flooring come out.
Around Naples
Places nearby:
- 📍Naples Pier
- 📍Fifth Avenue South
- 📍Third Street South
- 📍Gordon River
- 📍Gulf Shore Boulevard
Water Damage Restoration in Naples : What to Know
- •Homes inside city limits get permits from the City of Naples, which applies the FEMA 50 percent substantial damage rule in flood zones.
- •Many Naples mailing addresses are in unincorporated Collier County, which runs its own permit office.
- •Condo leaks between units are split under Florida Statute 718.111 and the condo documents.
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