About Commando Restoration
Commando Restoration handles water, mold, and fire-related restoration, along with rebuilding and concrete work. Its services include water damage restoration, mold remediation, fire and smoke damage, rebuild services, concrete restoration, and sidewalk and driveway work. The business is based in Boca Raton, Florida. It describes using equipment such as air movers, dehumidifiers, water pumps, and ozone chambers as part of recovery work. When considering restoration, it can help to identify what happened, when it began, and which areas or belongings appear affected. For water issues, note whether the source is still active; for smoke or fire, record visible damage and lingering odors without disturbing debris unnecessarily. These are general preparation suggestions, not a description of a required company process. A clear account of the problem can help a customer discuss which service may fit the damage.
Business description
You also cannot anticipate the health risk you may be creating. One of the most important reasons to hire a water, mold, and fire recovery company to clean up the damage is that we have the right equipment. Air Movers, Dehumidifiers, Water Pumps, and Ozone chambers. This equipment is vitally essential to clean any damage correctly. Our trained professionals know how to use the equipment efficiently and correctly due to their extensive training. Even if you can rent the hardware, operating it is the real challenge. Safety, as well, is the most critical aspect. Although you cannot see the smoke and the water anymore, it does not mean the toxins are gone. The probability of mold, which could create health issues for you and your family, is still present. Therefore, hiring a smoke and water recovery company is the best and safest choice to eliminate that health risk.
Services
Listed services: Roofing, Other / Unclassified.
Explore the services below and confirm the scope of your project directly with the provider.
Water damage restoration
Water damage restoration addresses leaks and water intrusion, with drying among the recovery work for affected homes.
Mold remediation
Mold remediation is a service. Moisture-source repair is also mentioned as part of addressing mold-related concerns.
Fire and smoke damage
Fire and smoke restoration addresses damage such as soot, discoloration, and lingering odor.
Rebuild services
Rebuild services cover reconstruction after damage cleanup, including work on home interiors.
Concrete restoration
Concrete restoration includes repair and restoration work for damaged concrete structures and foundations.
Sidewalks and driveways
Exterior services include driveway repair and sidewalk leveling.
Prepare a clear account of the damage
Before discussing a restoration need, write down the type of event, the approximate time it started, and the areas affected. For water damage, include any known source, such as a pipe leak or appliance overflow. For fire or smoke damage, note whether soot, discoloration, or odor is present. Photos taken from a safe location can help you keep track of visible changes. Do not put yourself at risk to collect details or handle contaminated material.
Think beyond the visible surface
A stain, odor, or patch of visible growth may not show the full extent of water or smoke impact. Note adjoining rooms, cabinets, floors, or furnishings that may also have been exposed. If moisture is involved, distinguishing an active leak from an earlier incident can help frame the conversation. For smoke concerns, record where odor persists instead of relying only on what can be seen.
Separate cleanup from repair decisions
Restoration and rebuilding address different parts of recovery. A customer may first need to understand the affected areas and cleanup needs, then identify what materials or rooms require reconstruction. For an exterior concern, describe whether the issue involves a sidewalk, driveway, or other concrete surface. Asking which service fits each part of the damage can make it easier to organize questions and next steps.
Common customer requests
Water damage restoration
I have water from a leak or overflow in my home. What does water damage restoration cover?
Mold remediation
There is a musty odor or visible mold after a water problem. Can you help address the mold and its moisture source?
Fire and smoke damage
My home has smoke odor or fire-related damage. What restoration work may be needed?
Rebuild services
The cleanup is finished, but parts of my home still need to be rebuilt. Do you offer reconstruction?
Concrete and exterior repairs
Water or fire damage has affected concrete, a sidewalk, or a driveway. What kind of restoration is available?
Business details
Website: Visit Commando Restoration online
Services and specialties: We are here for ALL your home services needs such as Roof Tarping, Roof Repair, Storm Recovery Services, Restoration Services, Mold Remediation, Drywall Install and Repair, Painting and many more. A FULL-SERVICE Licensed Restoration and General Contractors, servicing all of Lee County, Charlotte County and the South Florida Tri-County Area.
Services not offered: We are here for ALL your home services needs such as Roof Tarping, Roof Repair, Storm Recovery Services, Restoration Services, Mold Remediation, Drywall Install and Repair, Painting and many more. A FULL-SERVICE Licensed Restoration and General Contractors, servicing all of Lee County, Charlotte County and the South Florida Tri-County Area.
Highlights: 9 years of trusted experience, Minority Owned & Operated, Se Habla Español, Family Owned & Operated, Emergency Services Offered
Features: Free estimates, Emergency service, Senior discount (10%)
Payment options: American Express, Check, Discover, MasterCard, PayPal, Visa
Additional business locations: New York, NY 10007; 1 (888) 310-2912 Email Address: info@commandorestoration.com Location 4501 Oak Circle Boca Raton, FL 33428
Business hours
- Friday
- Open All Day
- Monday
- Open All Day
- Saturday
- Open All Day
- Sunday
- Open All Day
- Thursday
- Open All Day
- Tuesday
- Open All Day
- Wednesday
- Open All Day
Service area
Service coverage includes Moody Afb, GA, Pompano Beach, FL, Boca Raton, FL, Deerfield Beach, FL, Delray Beach, FL. Coverage spans 21 ZIP codes; use the full coverage list below to check a specific location.
Service coverage includes 21 ZIP codes across 5 communities.
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- Moody Afb, GA31699
- Pompano Beach, FL33063, 33073
- Boca Raton, FL33428, 33431, 33432, 33433, 33434, 33486, 33487, 33496
- Deerfield Beach, FL33441, 33442
- Delray Beach, FL33444, 33445, 33446, 33448, 33482, 33483, 33484
- Additional listed ZIP codes33447
Questions about Commando Restoration
What information is useful when asking about water damage restoration?
Water damage restoration addresses water intrusion and drying of affected areas. If it is safe to do so, note where water appeared and whether the source is still active; avoid entering areas with electrical hazards or unstable materials.
What should I consider if I see mold after a leak?
Mold remediation is a service. Before discussing the issue, note where mold or a musty smell is present and whether there has been a leak or other moisture problem. Do not assume that removing visible growth alone addresses the underlying moisture.
What details should I share about fire or smoke damage?
Fire and smoke damage restoration is among the services. Describe which rooms or surfaces were affected and whether odor remains; avoid cleaning soot from delicate or porous materials before considering how that cleaning could affect them.
When might rebuild services be relevant?
Rebuild services are available for reconstruction after damage has been cleared. Before discussing the work, make a list of damaged areas and any repairs that remain, such as walls, rooms, or finishes, so the scope can be considered clearly.
What should I note about damaged concrete or a driveway?
Concrete restoration and sidewalk and driveway work are available services. When describing an exterior repair, note whether the concern is cracking, uneven surfaces, or another visible change, and identify the affected part of the property.
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Last reviewed and updated November 07, 2026 by the Welcome to House Managers Editorial Team.