Port Charlotte, Florida
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Port Charlotte up close
On August 13, 2004, Hurricane Charley struck Punta Gorda at 145 mph and then passed up through Port Charlotte. In Charlotte County, 80% of buildings were damaged, and many mobile homes and RVs were destroyed. Any house here built before 2004 has been through it.
Murdock is the northwest part of Port Charlotte where State Road 776 meets US 41. Port Charlotte had 29,998 housing units in the 2020 census and a median age of 53.8, with 31% of residents 65 or older. Plenty of those houses are kept up by owners who have been in them for years.
The community of Charlotte Harbor sits on the north bank of the Peace River, where US 41 crosses to Punta Gorda on the Barron Collier and Gilchrist bridges. It had 3,784 people and 2,671 housing units in 2020. It sits right across the river from Punta Gorda.
El Jobean sits on the north bank of the Myakka River off State Road 776. Its name is an anagram of Joel Bean, who laid out the town site in the 1920s, and its post office ran from 1924 to 1964. The El Jobean Hotel and the old general store are its landmarks.
The Myakka River runs 72 miles through Manatee, Sarasota and Charlotte counties to Charlotte Harbor. During Hurricane Ian in 2022 its flooding closed 14 miles of Interstate 75 near Port Charlotte. Homes on low ground near the river know how fast water can come up.
A house here runs on a totally different schedule than the same house up north. Our Florida maintenance calendar covers the year. Short version for Charlotte County:
Charlotte County took the landfall in 2022. A lot of roofs, screen cages and fences are new. A lot of the rest is patched. The difference matters when the next one comes.
Port Charlotte, North Port and Rotonda are 70s and 80s grids of lots, many still on their own well and septic. Pump-outs, softeners and drain fields are recurring.
Plenty of owners here are done climbing ladders, and plenty more are gone all summer. Send the job, approve the price, see the photo. That's the whole point.
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