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This Fleming Island homeowner had already taken steps to reinforce their home with support jacks, but moisture in the crawl space continued to be a concern. Wanting to protect their foundation and indoor air quality long-term, they reached out for a moisture solution. Our team installed a full crawl space encapsulation system sealing the area with a durable vapor barrier to lock out humidity and prevent future water-related issues. The transformation from a damp, exposed crawl space to a clean, protected environment ensures their home stays dry, healthy, and supported for years to come.
We installed our interior subfloor drainage system, WaterGuard, along the perimeter of this basement where the floor meets the wall. This solution will capture water at its entry point and direct it to our SuperSump pump system - protecting this space from future flooding and water damage.
These photos highlight the symptoms of poor water management around the driveway, where pooling and runoff threatened the concrete and surrounding landscape. To solve this issue, a channel drain system was installed directly into the driveway. The drain connects to an underground discharge line, safely redirecting water away from the surface. This solution prevents standing water, protects the concrete from erosion and cracking, and ensures long-term drainage performance for the Green Cove Springs property.
This back patio concrete slab was experiencing some sinking and sloping due to a former pipe leak that had weakened the soils below. Our expert crew used the modern technology of PolyLEVEL injections to quickly and in a non-invasive manner lift, level, and restore the concrete slabs.
Water pooled in this homeowner's crawl space after heavy rains. Following a thorough assessment of the space, our team recommended installing our perimeter french drain system along with a TripleSafe sump pump and SmartSump pump. The french drain was connected to our sump pumps, which are designed to work in tandem to prevent flooding.
