FAQs About Natural Disaster Damage in Florida
Improve drainage, seal cracks early, reinforce weak soil, and check the foundation after major storms. Regular inspections help catch early changes in Florida’s fast-shifting soil. If you want expert guidance, LUX offers free assessments tailored to Florida’s weather.
Yes. Flooding can oversaturate soil, wash away support, and push water against foundation walls. These conditions often lead to cracking, uneven settling, or long-term foundation issues from flooding. After heavy rain or a flood event, a quick evaluation helps prevent hidden damage from spreading.
Earthquakes can trigger sudden soil movement, liquefaction, or ground collapse, causing homes to sink. While Florida rarely experiences earthquakes, similar effects can happen here from sinkholes or severe erosion. LUX can assess whether ground movement has weakened the support beneath your foundation.
Yes. A shifting or sinking foundation can lead to structural strain, unstable floors, or moisture intrusion. While many issues start small, they can become safety concerns if ignored. LUX can help identify risks early and recommend the proper repairs.