Fort Myers roofing leads.
Lee County was the epicenter of Hurricane Ian in 2022 — the costliest hurricane in Florida history. Three years later, thousands of properties still have unresolved permit gaps, incomplete repairs, and aging secondary roofs. The replacement backlog is enormous.
Lead signals — Fort Myers market
Every lead is scored across 6 data signals specific to the Fort Myers / Lee County market.
Roof Age
Post-Ian replacements skew newer, but thousands of secondary structures and delayed repairs still have aging roofs.
Storm Exposure
Lee County's Extreme hurricane rating reflects Ian's direct hit — and the ongoing risk of future Gulf storms.
Permit Gaps
Ian created a permit backlog that still hasn't cleared — thousands of properties show incomplete or missing replacement permits.
Ownership Changes
Post-Ian property sales and insurance-driven transfers surface deferred repairs and incomplete restorations.
Property Value
Fort Myers' recovery-phase market means buyers demand fully permitted, code-compliant roofs — creating motivated sellers.
Insurance Claims
Thousands of open or underpaid Ian insurance claims are still driving replacement decisions across Lee County.