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This Jacksonville homeowner was experiencing water pooling along the side of their home after heavy rains. Over time, standing water can seep into the foundation, cause mold growth, and even weaken the structural integrity of the home. The signs where clear water damage was becoming a real concern, and a long-term solution was needed.
Our team installed a French drain system along the side of the home. After carefully excavating the problem area, we placed a perforated drainpipe in a gravel trench to capture and redirect water away from the foundation. The system was then backfilled with clean stone to promote proper drainage while keeping the solution low-maintenance and effective.
Now, instead of pooling against the foundation, water is directed safely away from the home. This drainage system gives the homeowner peace of mind knowing their home is protected from future water damage and foundation issues.
Our concrete repair team tackled the customer's cracked driveway by first cleaning the area thoroughly to remove any debris and dirt. Then, they applied our NexusPro Crack Repair solution, which is a durable, flexible sealant specifically designed to fill and seal cracks in concrete. This solution not only fills the cracks but also prevents water from seeping in, which can cause further damage. After applying the NexusPro, the team smoothed it out to ensure a seamless finish that blends with the existing concrete.
We installed a French drain system to divert water away from the customer's shed to prevent water pooling around it. This helps protect the shed from potential water damage, such as rotting or mold, and ensures better drainage for the surrounding area.
This customer had sinking floors above their crawl space. We installed our SmartJack Support System to lift, level, and stabilize the floors to their original position.
To prevent flooding, we installed an exterior French drain system connected to buried downspouts. We dug a trench around the perimeter and placed a perforated pipe on a gravel bed. The downspouts were directed into the drain, and the trench was backfilled with gravel and soil. This system effectively diverts water away from the foundation, reducing the risk of flooding.
