Samuel noticed that their home’s floors were turning soft and uneven. What seemed like a surface problem ran much deeper. Years of crawl space dampness had weakened the subfloor and left the structure without support. See how we stabilized the floors and what it took to get this home back on solid ground.
Carol’s Jacksonville home had no functional drainage system, with downspouts dumping roof runoff directly at the foundation base. LUX Foundation Solutions installed underground downspout extensions, drain basins, and a solid discharge pipe, routing all water well away from the home permanently.
Cracks were spreading across the west side of Daniel’s Palm Coast home and showing up on the ceiling inside. LUX Foundation Solutions found an active foundation settlement beneath the slab and permanently stopped it with 6 push piers driven into solid, load-bearing soil.
LUX Foundation Solutions completed a commercial exterior waterproofing project at Omni Amelia Island Resort in Fernandina Beach, FL, installing a rubberized asphalt waterproofing membrane and drainage mat system to protect the elevated patio slab from long-term moisture intrusion.
Cracked brick and confirmed slab movement at this Jacksonville home revealed active foundation settlement along the rear-right corner. After a level survey verified the elevation loss, LUX completed engineered foundation settlement repair using deep push piers to stabilize the structure. If you’re seeing stair-step cracks or exterior wall separation, this is exactly how structural settlement gets properly fixed.
A historic home in St. Augustine, FL, experienced settlement at the concrete front porch, causing visible column separation and structural movement. Our team stabilized the porch using engineered helical piers, restoring support while preserving the home’s historical character.
