Eight of the twelve communities we serve are in Lee County, and no two of them inspect the same way. Cape Coral’s seawalls, Lehigh’s wells, North Fort Myers’ manufactured housing and Estero’s new builds are four different jobs.
Tell us where the property is and what you need. We’ll call to confirm the time.
Typical range $300–$1,000 depending on square footage. No obligation.
Booking across Lee County and the wider service area.
(757) 240-9407Lee County took the worst of Hurricane Ian. The National Hurricane Center recorded 52,514 structures impacted here, 5,369 destroyed and 14,245 with major damage. The county’s own after-action report counts 24,585 damaged residential structures and roughly $3.22 billion in property loss.
Four years on, that history is still the first thing an inspection here has to account for. Some properties were rebuilt from the slab, some were repaired properly, some were repaired without permits, and some were never touched. The listing rarely tells you which.
Beyond the storm, Lee County holds the widest range of housing types in Southwest Florida — barrier-island elevated construction, canal homes on seawalls, boom-era subdivisions, manufactured-home communities and brand-new gated development, sometimes within a few miles of each other.
Each of these inspects differently. The city page explains what changes.
Across Lee County generally. The city pages get more specific.
No. Pricing is $300 to $1,000 depending on the size of the home, not on where in the county it sits.
Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Estero, Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers, Sanibel and Fort Myers Beach.
We document what’s visible and measurable. For the authoritative record, Lee County’s permit history and the FEMA flood map for the parcel are what you want, and we’ll tell you where the two don’t seem to agree.
Lee County is one of three counties we cover. The hub has the full map and every community.
Call or send the form. Tell us the address and your deadline and we’ll confirm a time and an exact price.