Ordinary roof project or activated disaster route?
Lee County publishes event-specific separation and temporary recovery guidance. Verify current activation instead of assuming storm-damaged roofing is publicly collected.
Lee County source ↗Fort Myers tear-off and storm distinction
For a Fort Myers roofing project, document squares, roof system, layer count, wet areas, deck replacement, and whether material is safely staged on the ground. Check asbestos duties for the property/project, Lee County diversion requirements for covered work, and whether any storm program is actually active before selecting a route.
01 / LOCAL CONTROL POINTS
Lee County publishes event-specific separation and temporary recovery guidance. Verify current activation instead of assuming storm-damaged roofing is publicly collected.
Lee County source ↗Florida DEP explains inspection and notification context for renovations/demolitions and facility types. Property and project facts must be reviewed before disturbance or haul-off.
Florida Department of Environmental Protection source ↗Covered Lee County projects may require qualifying diversion and certification; tickets and the receiving facility can matter to closeout.
Lee County Solid Waste source ↗02 / MATERIAL × PROJECT MATRIX
03 / PROPERTY & ACCESS
Material on the roof, in a chute, or requiring fall-protected retrieval is not the same scope as a controlled ground pile.
Access windows, bridge/island travel, gate dimensions, association rules, landscaping, and roof-delivery conflicts require address-level review.
Keep roofing debris, granules, nails, plastic, and fines contained away from drainage, public ways, and occupied access.
ROUTING TOOL
The Fort Myers routing tool combines jurisdiction, project/permit status, and material exceptions. It is decision support, not facility authorization or legal advice.
Open Fort Myers routingDATED LOCAL EVIDENCE
Reviewed August 26, 2026. Recheck before scheduling, permit closeout, or facility delivery.
Event-specific drop-off activation, debris separation, permitting, and recovery guidance.
Inspection, notification, demolition, renovation, condominium, and suspect-material handling context.
Covered-project thresholds, 50% diversion requirement, certification, tickets, and possible exemptions.
County-published list of facilities that qualify co-mingled material for diversion credit.
Send the exact address, jurisdiction/permit if known, material details, measurements, access, photos, and documentation need. Service availability remains subject to confirmation.
START WITH THE SCOPE
Those four facts make the first conversation useful—and make unsupported price promises unnecessary.