Foundation Repair Orange Park FL
If you’re looking for foundation repair in Orange Park FL, you’ve found what you’re looking for! We’re family-owned and operated Foundation Professionals of Florida and we’ve been busy fixing foundations in Orange Park and the surrounding area since 1980. That’s 40 years!
We handle everything from foundation underpinning using push piers or helical piers, to lifting and leveling sunken concrete walkways using polyurethane foam injection, also known as slabjacking.
Whatever your foundation problem, rest assured we can handle it. We offer our services to residential, commercial, government, and industrial properties in Orange Park.
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Common Foundation Problems in Orange Park

We can repair all foundation problems in Orange Park including…

  • Drainage problems 

  • Improper grading

  • Underpinning problems

  • Landslide damage

  • Retaining wall failure

  • Expansive soil 

  • Beams and posts that have rotted

  • Wall, ceiling, or floor cracks

  • Bowed walls

  • Rotated walls

  • Doors and windows that stick

  • Uneven floors

  • And more!

All structures require a sound foundation in order to maintain their structural integrity. That’s why even minor foundation issues should be repaired right away before they have a chance to turn into big problems that will cost you a lot of money to fix. Spotting foundation problems early saves you money in the long run. If you’ve noticed any of the foundation issues listed above, contact us today for a free repair estimate.

Foundation Repair Services in Orange Park FL

Foundation Repair

Water is the most common cause of foundation problems, believe it or not. If there’s either too much or too little water around your foundation, it could lead to serious structural damage. 
At Foundation Professionals of Florida we offer a variety of foundation repair solutions including,
Foundation Repair Orange Park FL

Concrete Leveling and Lifting

If you’ve ever tripped and fallen while walking on an uneven concrete slab, you know they’re a safety hazard. If someone else trips, falls, and gets injured though you could find yourself facing a lawsuit. So, this isn’t a repair you want to place on the back burner. The good news is that sunken slabs are easy to repair using polyurethane foam injection.
Prior to polyurethane foam injection, concrete slabs were repaired either by digging up and replacing the sunken slab, or via a repair method called ‘’mudjacking’’. They both have their drawbacks though.
Digging up and replacing an uneven slab is not only expensive, it’s also time-consuming. This is because freshly poured slabs need time to dry and harden (cure). That means you’ll need to wait a certain amount of time before you can use the new slab. Also, if the old slab sunk because the soil wasn’t able to support it, the new slab is going to meet the same fate.
Mudjacking involves injecting a cement slurry under the slab in order to lift it. The problem here is the weight of the slurry. It’s not exactly lightweight since it contains cement. If the soil was already having trouble holding up the slab, what do you think is going to happen when you add even more weight to it the form of a cement slurry? 
Today, the vast majority of sunken slabs are raised via polyurethane foam injection. This minimally-invasive repair method is quick, less expensive than replacing the slab, and there’s no downtime. You can begin using the slab again as soon as the repair is done, and because the foam is ultra lightweight, it won’t add more weight to the soil.

Signs Of Foundation Problems

Common signs your home might have a foundation problem include,

  • Trouble opening and closing windows and doors. This happens because as the foundation shifts, the windows and doors fall out of alignment.

  • Wall cracks

  • Walls that are leaning or bowing

  • A leaning or tilting chimney

  • Stairstep cracks in brickwork

  • Walls that are separating from the ceiling and/or the floor

  • Sloped floors

  • Wall-to-wall floor cracks

  • A crack that goes across the ceiling and then down a wall. Also a crack that goes down a wall and then across the floor

  • Wall rotation

Free Foundation Repair Inspection and Estimate in Orange Park FL

Think your home might have a foundation problem? Fill out the contact form today to request a free foundation inspection and estimate.