Concrete, excavation and foundation work in Ocala, FL
In Ocala, limestone sits close to the surface, which is why sinkholes and uneven ground are part of life here. Building and repairing in this kind of ground takes extra care. We handle foundations, site work and concrete with that in mind.
Marion County is part of Florida’s karst region, where limestone at or near the surface can dissolve and form sinkholes. That affects how foundations, slabs and site work should be planned. We take the ground into account on every project in Ocala.
Sinkhole repair and ground stabilization
Sinking ground or a new depression needs prompt attention. We stabilize weak or hollow ground, working from an engineer’s or geotechnical recommendation.
Learn more →Foundation work and leveling
New foundations, crack repair, underpinning and leveling for homes affected by settling.
Learn more →Excavation and site preparation
Clearing, grading, fill and drainage so your lot is ready to build on.
Learn more →Concrete work
Driveways, patios, garage floors and slabs built on a base prepared for the ground beneath.
Learn more →Why choose our expertise in Ocala?
Limestone close to the surface makes ground conditions in Marion County different from much of the state, and sinkhole repairs should follow an engineer’s or geotechnical recommendation. We serve Ocala from Groveland and work from the plan the project calls for.
Ready to start your project in Ocala?
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 Ocala →Frequently asked questions about our work in Ocala
Everything you need to know before starting your project.
Do I need a permit for work in Ocala?
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.
Is Ocala really sinkhole country?
Marion County is part of the Ocala karst region, where limestone near the surface can dissolve and form sinkholes. A professional inspection can tell you more about your property.
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 Ocala?
Call (407) 429-9231 or use the contact page and we will get back to you.