Concrete, excavation and foundation work in Lakeland, FL
Lakeland is surrounded by lakes, and many of Polk County’s lakes began as sinkholes. Ground that shifts, drains or settles can show up in slabs, driveways and foundations. We handle the repairs and the new work with the ground in mind.
Polk County sits in an area known for sinkhole activity, and many of its lakes are sinkhole lakes. That makes site preparation, drainage and foundation planning especially important in Lakeland. We take care of concrete, excavation and foundation work with that in mind.
Foundation repair and stabilization
Crack repair, leveling, underpinning and ground stabilization for foundations affected by settling.
Learn more →Concrete work and slab repair
New slabs, driveways and patios, and repair or lifting for slabs that have sunk or cracked.
Learn more →Excavation, grading and drainage
Site preparation, grading and stormwater drainage so water goes where it should.
Learn more →Seawalls and retaining walls
Walls that hold back soil and protect lakefront shorelines from erosion.
Learn more →Why choose our expertise in Lakeland?
Polk County is considered a sinkhole hot spot by some experts, so we encourage getting any sinking ground or new cracks looked at early. We serve Lakeland from our base in Groveland and work to the recommendations the ground calls for.
Ready to start your project in Lakeland?
Don’t let a drainage problem or a poor base threaten your property. Contact us for a free quote on your project.
Let’s discuss your project in Lakeland →Frequently asked questions about our work in Lakeland
Everything you need to know before starting your project.
Do I need a permit for work in Lakeland?
Permit requirements depend on the project and the local building department, so check before work starts. We can talk through what your project is likely to need.
What should I do if I see sinking ground?
Have it looked at early. Sinkhole repairs should follow an engineer’s or geotechnical recommendation, and we can carry out the stabilization work.
What do you do with the extra soil?
Excavated soil can be hauled away or reused on your property, for example as fill to raise a low area.
How long does a typical project take?
It depends on the size and type of work. We will give you an idea of timing when we discuss your project.
How do I get a quote for my project in Lakeland?
Call (407) 429-9231 or use the contact page and we will get back to you.