by Jay Silver | Nov 24, 2014 | Residential Blog Posts
Several years ago a friend noticed cracks in the walls of her new home. As time passed, more cracks appeared. Frightened that she might have a sinkhole problem, she contacted her insurance company. The house was indeed “sinking” but the problem wasn’t a sinkhole...by Jay Silver | Nov 11, 2014 | Residential Blog Posts
At first glance, an engineering report can be very overwhelming and confusing. These reports are usually at least 50-60 pages long and are full of technical jargon. You don’t need to feel intimidated. To find out if there are possible sinkhole conditions at your home...by Jay Silver | Nov 3, 2014 | Residential Blog Posts
Hernando County continues to experience a decline in sinkhole properties as reported by the local property appraiser’s office. This decline in sinkhole activity is also positively affecting home values. The county is continuing to be optimistic that this trend will...by Jay Silver | Sep 16, 2014 | Residential Blog Posts
When the Magbee-Jaje family found an affordable home in Spring Hill, they were overjoyed. The house had plenty of room for their five children and, after three years of searching, the family was ready to settle into their new neighborhood. Their joy was short lived,...by Jay Silver | Jun 4, 2014 | Residential Blog Posts
You drive by the house and you know immediately that you have found your dream home. You get ready to make an offer and then you hear the word, “sinkhole.” Are you dreams shattered? Should you walk away? Before answering these questions, here are some points to...by Jay Silver | Jan 14, 2014 | Residential Blog Posts
Recently, management at Citizens decided to try and settle lawsuits (and potential lawsuits) with over 2,000 customers. As part of the settlement plan, Citizens sent out a letter to these customers offering to pay for any needed sinkhole repairs. The repairs, most...