by Jay Silver | Jul 15, 2017 | Residential Blog Posts
Sinkholes never happen at the right time as demonstrated by the sheer force of Mother Nature that destroyed 2 homes this past weekend in Land O’Lakes, Florida and forced the evacuation of 5 mandatory and 12 voluntary surrounding homes as a precautionary measure. And...
by Jay Silver | Jun 15, 2017 | Residential Blog Posts
7 states are more prone to sinkholes, U.S. Geological Survey says Across Central Florida in past weeks, sinkholes have formed across Central Florida. Ocala Fire Rescue officials said a sinkhole opened near a Goodwill store Sunday afternoon. The sinkhole opened on the...
by Jay Silver | May 9, 2017 | Residential Blog Posts
Most of the scientific research on sinkholes has focused on areas where limestone, caves and natural springs create prime conditions for earthen collapses. Florida has the most.By Roger Schneider, The Associated PressFRASER, Mich. — Dora Linda Nishihara, 68, was...
by Jay Silver | Apr 19, 2017 | Residential Blog Posts
When you live in Sinkhole Alley, you know that sinkholes pose a major risk for people, homes, and businesses. Tampa Bay residents are intimately familiar with the dangers of sinkholes, but it’s often difficult to understand why sinkholes occur so often in Pasco,...
by Jay Silver | Aug 1, 2016 | Residential Blog Posts
Citizens delaying managed repair program rollout until 2017 By: Ron Hurtibise, Sun Sentiel Citizens Property Insurance Corp.’s Board of Governors approved hefty rate increases for 2017 on Wednesday while its president said the company plans to make its customers...
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...
