How Did Debby Leave Our Beach? We Droned Fort Myers Beach

4 Days of Relentless Pounding and Rain. Is there more sand gone, did it take away large pieces of the Beach like IAN did? How is the clean up going? Watch and see as we drone the entire length of the beach. Look at the water standing at the Catholic Church Property. Flooding under the doomed Strandview again!!
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[@rsradiofreq]

It's great that you do these videos. It's nice to get this kind of information from someone that's part of the community and has so much knowledge.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Thanks for watching!!

[@roberthaliburton332]

I am Canadian and have spent time wintering there until Ian Thanks for your GREAT community service And your style is genuine and sincere

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Thanks for saying that I get a lot of grief for some reason

[@ScannermanFDNY]

awesome Dave awaiting on Demo videos from first brick falling til the end…Bob

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Another week or two almost there we are still stripping the building.

[@ScannermanFDNY]

@@removeitprosdemolition show it in videos the beach one was awesome

[@PinealPaintingLLC]

Excellent video as always

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Thanks for watching!!

[@dawnmanthey7900]

I Love that you show us all things FMB.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Thanks for watching!!

[@jreidtastic]

I’m in Houston, Texas. Mother Nature is not mind boggling.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Why do you say that sir?

[@hosgs14]

Damn, what a mess.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Not as many washouts as I would have thought.

[@dawnmanthey7900]

Could you go out on your boat to the mangroves in the back bay and show us the debri still out there?

[@removeitprosdemolition]

I'll see what I can do.

[@jspecht600]

In Ohio we had so much rain from Debby road flooding 7.4" in 3 hrs 2-3 ft water in basements. Couple cars under water & tornados my gravel driveway is missing!

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Ouch. Three water events back to back in 2 years its nerve racking here.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Ian, Adalia and now Debby.

[@soundandvision1]

Seaweed dried out is the best natural fertilizer you can get. Is there any local compost making business that would take some? If they can use it obv. It's great on veg plots, take some, dry it out and crumble it on ya onions

[@soundandvision1]

Another idea: get a large water pump that can suck up dirty water and debris. Put a long hose on it and kayak it out as far as you can go and put an anchor on it, pump it out to sea. Fastest you deal with it, the better. Once it starts to break down, it'll be a sludgy smelly mess.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Now that's some good thinking!!

[@evemae6819]

I've saw a yt video of someone who makes bricks from invasive seaweed of the sort that is washed up on the beach in this clip.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Interesting

[@justinbrown2093]

I like the sea weed on our beach as it keeps the tourists away , mid summer we have the beach to locals only

[@removeitprosdemolition]

😇👍

[@NorthCarolinian]

Thats nasty seaweed. I lived most of my life down there from the mid 70s and i cant recall that type of seaweed. Also, hey when are you gonna knock down that building behind you? I cant wait to see that!

[@removeitprosdemolition]

It will be soon!! Stripping in out right now.

[@bigblue1287]

It's a shame the governor of your state disagrees with you. 😉🙌🏼. I would love to hear your opinion since you're so close to the beautiful beach line of Florida.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

So what does he disagree with?

[@rhondalockrey9592]

Wow & that was a CAT 1 hurricane lots of damage. I know in Domincan Republic & Cancun when we visit resorts they are raking up that seaweed daily its a big problem didn't use to be. Would be a hard choice to buy property now in beach areas these storms aren't going to end but understand once you live that lifestyle would be hard to leave its beautiful. Thanks for showing us after our cruise in Feb next year hope to stay in Florida for an extra week or 2.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Thanks for watching!!

[@Scano41]

Wow must be hard to get insurance in that part of anerica

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Its expensive. I have heard that but I did not find it was hard to get just expensive.

[@Jack_of_1_Trade]

My heart hurts when we get water. IDA back in 2021 we got 3 feet of water in my basement and 2 inches in my main basement. Back yard was a mess.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Mine too!

[@stangiles2001]

every year God tells you , you dont listen AMEN brother

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Was he saying to build an Arc?

[@RobertHasty]

I work for the largest dredging company in the USA, we do beach renourishment work. I can tell you right now and I called it before Ian, one hurricane like Ian and FMB would go into rapid decline. There is unfortunately no way to save it unless somebody comes up with a massive massive very expensive beach renourishment project that would add sand past the pier and about 15 ft high in depth with rows of dunes even higher to stop another storm surge of 18ft. Sea walls (research it yourselves) actually create and speed up erosion, so that is not the answer. You need millions of cubic yards of sand with dunes for the ocean to slowly pull back out. Anything other than that is the end of FMB I promise you. Sorry to sound so negative but I speak the truth. also, trucking in sand is a complete waste of money and traffic nightmare. Dredged sand compacts, dry sand does not and erodes faster.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Wow that's some interesting information. I live here on the island and everything you said impacts me directly. The island Real Estate values are climbing. Interesting the properties that are damaged are selling for more than they were before IAN and they were livable.

[@FireflyHill24]

Sargassum is a big problem in the Gulf of Mexico we were in Cancun last year and Sargassum is a really big problem. With global warming and the rising temperatures of the Gulf of Mexico the storms are just going to get worse. This was just a tropical storm. Think if you get another hurricane even half the size of Ian it’s going to be another mess. The worst part is that the storm probably took out all the turtle nests up the whole west coast of Florida.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

I seen pictures of eggs laying on the beach on Sanibel

[@jimmybee4893]

I just paid $2589 for my flood insurance for next 365 Days!

[@removeitprosdemolition]

That's nice mine is $9200 a year....Ouch

[@caroloschannel9555]

Wouldnt this be of some help in Florida? >>>The dolos, or dolosse in its plural form, is an oddly shaped concrete structure closely piled in its thousands to arm harbours, ports and shorelines from strong erosive ocean waves. The dolos was born out of necessity to better protect Port Elizabeth's Port from South Africa's rough eastern coastline.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

That sounds like a good idea. We lost a lots of sand volume when IAN hit here on the beach's. Especially on the south end at Big Carlos pass.

[@EnergyreaderempathMary]

It’s only gonna get worse that’s why it’s good to visit Florida instead of buying a place and having your money go down the drain

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Ouch I love it here and there is so much talk from people who have lived here for 30 and 40 years. These events are changing and getting more frequent.

[@JAYBOB318]

i would be out with a metal detector looking for treasure

[@removeitprosdemolition]

I don't have a metal detector.

[@georgeleonhard4858]

Don't know why people that live at near sea level complain when they flood, like living in tornado alley

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Its part of the life, just like the heat.

[@bigblue1287]

😅😂. 💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊💙. Is it really mind-boggling?. Or is it lack of education?

[@removeitprosdemolition]

To what are you referring?

[@kenbrown5217]

Just leave the wrack line alone it'll be gone in 10 days

[@removeitprosdemolition]

Is that what it is called?

[@HulaShack1]

I think we are on our 2nd round of building the berms. The mayor keeps spending millions to rebuild them and I just don't understand why they don't just build a small 3 ft wall. People could sit on it, it would keep the sand on the beach and keep the turtles on the beach. But no, this mayor will just kee[ speng money on sand that keeps getting washed away. It's ridiclous. MILLIONS wasted yet again!

[@Chris65645]

Orange beach took sand from the ocean. Nice beautiful white sand.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

In thery it could work somehow compact it? Seawalls sound expensive and I think would solve the problem.

[@removeitprosdemolition]

I believe that what they are about to do here. Pumping it in from a mile or so out.

[@guntherflume7129]

Great job

[@peterstockschlaeder956]

Not an engineer myself, but my understanding from my limited reading, seawalls apparantly make these situations far worse.