October 05, 2017
If you are thinking about purchasing a home that has been previously remediated for sinkhole activity, there are a few things you need to be aware of and consider. First, make sure you ask for any technical reports that have been issued to the current or any previous owner. This includes and structural damage assessment […]
You’ve found your dream home at an incredible price! But the bad news is that one of the biggest potential purchases of your lifetime might come with a sinkhole problem.
Read MoreWhether warranted or not, potential home buyers who believe there are sinkhole concerns at your property may walk away from the sale without all the facts.
Read MoreThere are three different types of sinkholes and their formation is dependent on the specific stratigraphy of a given region. In Florida...
Read MoreAugust 29, 2017
You’ve found your dream home at an incredible price! But the bad news is that one of the biggest potential purchases of your lifetime might come with a sinkhole problem. Before walking away, do your research. By understanding the history of the property, you can learn if there are any legitimate concerns. If you are not […]
There are three different types of sinkholes and their formation is dependent on the specific stratigraphy of a given region. In Florida...
Read MoreWhether warranted or not, potential home buyers who believe there are sinkhole concerns at your property may walk away from the sale without all the facts.
Read MoreIntense rainfall events that occur over a short period of time can be a triggering mechanism for the development of cover collapse sinkholes in Florida.
Read MoreAugust 10, 2017
Long sought-after rain that arrives following a drought brings relief to your lawn and landscaping, but it also may cause a land depression or even a sinkhole to form. First, don’t panic! This may be an isolated feature and potentially an easy and inexpensive fix. Simply filling the feature and monitoring it may be the […]
Whether warranted or not, potential home buyers who believe there are sinkhole concerns at your property may walk away from the sale without all the facts.
Read MoreThere are three different types of sinkholes and their formation is dependent on the specific stratigraphy of a given region. In Florida...
Read MoreIntense rainfall events that occur over a short period of time can be a triggering mechanism for the development of cover collapse sinkholes in Florida.
Read MoreAugust 01, 2017
Whether warranted or not, potential home buyers who believe there are sinkhole concerns at your property may walk away from the sale without all the facts. Having experts in this field can help explain or even provide a written report concerning your property’s geology. For over 35 years, we have provided opinions concerning sinkhole issues […]
There are three different types of sinkholes and their formation is dependent on the specific stratigraphy of a given region. In Florida...
Read MoreYou want to buy a home in Florida that is safe, secure and free of sinkholes. Follow these Top 5 Tips and know what you're getting...
Read MoreSinkholes are a natural and common geologic feature in areas underlain rock types that are soluble in natural water. In Florida, the most common of these soluble rock types are...
Read MoreMay 31, 2017
Geohazards was recently featured on Gainesville's local CBS program called Local Discovery. Hosted by Zach Memos, Local Discovery introduces you to the Geohazards team and shows you how we can help with any issues you may have with your home or property. Click the link below to watch how Geohazards can help you protect your home investment.
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You want to buy a Florida home that is safe and a secure investment, yet many home buyers are concerned about the possibility of a sinkhole on their property. Follow these Top 5 Tips and you'll have nothing to worry about...
Read MoreA Tampa man died when a sinkhole suddenly swallowed his entire bedroom and pulled it deep into the earth. But what exactly is a sinkhole and how do they happen?
Read MoreSinkholes can vary from a few feet to hundreds of acres and from less than 1 to more than 100 feet deep.
Read MoreSeptember 01, 2016
Intense rainfall events that occur over a short period of time can be a triggering mechanism for the development of cover collapse sinkholes in Florida.
Florida’s danger of being affected by tropical weather events is a longstanding reality. Geohazards would like to shed some light on the geologic concerns associated with intense rain events. Millions of years of coastal and oceanic processes has shaped the geologic landscape of Florida. These processes have created a porous, highly variable karst landscape […]
You want to buy a Florida home that is safe and a secure investment, yet many home buyers are concerned about the possibility of a sinkhole on their property. Follow these Top 5 Tips and you'll have nothing to worry about...
Read MoreSinkholes can vary from a few feet to hundreds of acres and from less than 1 to more than 100 feet deep.
Read MoreHow do Geologists classify sinkholes and what makes each different? Here is a brief overview of the most common types...
Read MoreOctober 21, 2015
Florida Legislature changes passed in 2011 dramatically changes the way insurance companies are required to handle sinkhole claims. Find out what the new law means and how it affects new sinkhole insurance claims.
Sinkhole Insurance Coverage In 2011, the Florida legislature changes the statutes on how insurance companies handle sinkhole claims and issue sinkhole coverage. Before 2011, sinkhole coverage was automatically included into everyone’s homeowner insurance policy and the insurance companies were required to investigate every claim. That included everything from catastrophic collapse sinkholes that cause severe damage […]
You want to buy a Florida home that is safe and a secure investment, yet many home buyers are concerned about the possibility of a sinkhole on their property. Follow these Top 5 Tips and you'll have nothing to worry about...
Read MoreSinkholes are a natural and common geologic feature in areas underlain with rock types that are soluble in natural water. In Florida, the most common of these soluble rock types are...
Read MoreFlorida is often referred to by Geologists as "Swiss Cheese." That's because Florida is largely composed of karst, or soluble rock.
Read MoreUES, a national leader in geotechnical engineering, environmental consulting, materials testing and inspection services, has acquired Geohazards Engineering and Geology in June 2025, expanding the company’s forensic engineering expertise.
Geohazards’ Owner and Director of Engineering Sam Polena, P.E. shared, “We have a talented team of professional engineers and geologists who are accessible and provide expert solutions that clients trust. We will continue to provide our expert services regionally and nationally as a part of UES while always finding ways to be the best partner to our clients. We strongly align with UES’ mission to exceed client expectations while ensuring the safety, integrity, and sustainability of the land and structures in the communities we serve.”
Read the full press release or visit www.TeamUES.com today to learn more!