Sandy soils over limestone karst dominate Central Florida (sinkhole zone). South Florida has porous limestone/coral rock. North Florida has red clay similar to Georgia. Coastal areas face salt water intrusion.

Common Foundation Problems in Florida

Sinkhole activity in Central Florida

Sandy soil erosion

High water table complications

Hurricane and storm surge damage

Salt water intrusion in coastal areas

About Foundation Repair in Florida

Florida's unique geology — sandy soils over limestone karst — creates sinkhole risks that don't exist in most other states. High water tables, hurricane exposure, and coastal conditions add complexity to foundation repair.