Mobile home repair in Punta Gorda, FL

Help for manufactured homes in Punta Gorda and the communities along Charlotte Harbor and the Peace River.

Punta Gorda is Charlotte County's only incorporated city, with about 20,400 people, sitting on Charlotte Harbor where the Peace River meets the Gulf. Manufactured home communities around Punta Gorda and along the river face both wind and water risk.

What happened during Hurricanes Charley and Ian?

Charley's eyewall hit Punta Gorda in 2004, and the city's weather station recorded a 97-knot gust before its sensor failed. In 2022, Hurricane Ian made a second landfall near Punta Gorda, with a 96-knot gust measured near the Punta Gorda airport, and the National Hurricane Center reported at least 200 homes destroyed in Charlotte County. Homes that came through those storms may have hidden damage to anchors, piers and underbellies.

What about flood risk?

Low-lying areas near the harbor and river can flood in storm surge. Charlotte County requires an elevation certificate for homes in flood hazard areas, and engineered foundations for tie-down permits in flood zones. If your home sits in a flood zone, ask whether its foundation and anchoring meet current standards.

What do Punta Gorda calls usually involve?

  • Post-storm inspections of anchors and piers
  • Re-leveling after flooding
  • Underbelly and vapor barrier repair
  • Roof-over and carport permits

Common questions

Is my Punta Gorda mobile home in a flood zone?

Check Charlotte County's flood maps or ask the county building office. Homes in flood hazard areas have elevation and foundation requirements.

Should I have my home inspected after a hurricane?

Yes. Storms can loosen straps, shift piers and tear underbellies even when damage isn't visible from inside.

Services in Punta Gorda

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Storm season coming or doors starting to stick?

Call now to get tie-downs and leveling checked before the next storm.

Call (941) 370-0700
Call (941) 370-0700