Service area
Your local drainage crew, Mandarin to St. Augustine
From Mandarin and Southside to the beaches, Fruit Cove, Nocatee, World Golf Village, Fleming Island, Orange Park and St. Augustine — Duval, St. Johns and Clay counties.
Free yard inspection within 48 hours · written price before we dig
Almost every community below is within about 25 miles of our Mandarin base, which is what lets us inspect within 48 hours; Fernandina Beach and Yulee in Nassau County are by arrangement. They share the same ground — sand over hardpan, a high water table near the river and the coast — but each has its own pattern of trouble, and each page below explains it.
22 communities · 48-hour inspectionFind your page: drainage, pavers, gutters
Each local page explains the ground, the houses and the typical work in that community — with the prices written out.
Yard drainage
- Mandarin
- Southside
- Fruit Cove
- Julington Creek
- Nocatee
- World Golf Village
- Fleming Island
- Oakleaf Plantation
- Orange Park
- Ponte Vedra Beach
- St. Augustine
- Jacksonville Beach
- Arlington
- Riverside & Avondale
- San Marco
- Ortega
- Atlantic Beach
- Neptune Beach
- Fernandina Beach & Yulee
- Middleburg
- Green Cove Springs
- St. Johns & RiverTown
Pavers
Communities we serve
Mandarin
The center of our zone — live oaks, 1980s streets and lots built on former wetland.
Mandarin pageSouthside
1980s and 90s subdivisions off Baymeadows and Beach Boulevard, many on filled wetland.
Southside pageFruit Cove
About 10,900 single-family homes from the early 2000s, 86 percent owner-occupied.
Fruit Cove pageJulington Creek
Creek-side neighborhoods on the Duval–St. Johns line, counted with Fruit Cove in the Census.
Julington Creek pageNocatee
The newest community we serve — about 7,900 homes with a median build year of 2015.
Nocatee pageWorld Golf Village
Golf-course lots and pines off I-95 north of St. Augustine, 91 percent owner-occupied.
World Golf Village pageFleming Island
Clay County's largest suburb — flat lots between the river and Doctors Lake, 87 percent owner-occupied.
Fleming Island pageOakleaf Plantation
About 8,000 homes from the mid-2000s on the Clay–Duval line, flat and sprinkler-green.
Oakleaf Plantation pageOrange Park
The oldest streets in Clay County — a town of 1970s houses under big oaks, with the larger Lakeside area beside it.
Orange Park pagePonte Vedra Beach
Coastal lots on sand with the water table two feet down, and the largest paver patios in our zone.
Ponte Vedra Beach pageSt. Augustine
Historic streets with oaks and old grading — 1979-era houses in the city, 1990s in the Shores.
St. Augustine pageJacksonville Beach
Beach-town lots on sand with the water table two feet down — 1980s houses and sabal palms.
Jacksonville Beach pageArlington
Post-war ranch houses on the east bank of the St. Johns — concrete block, carports and big oaks.
Arlington pageRiverside & Avondale
1910s–1920s bungalows on narrow lots under the oldest live oaks in the city.
Riverside & Avondale pageSan Marco
1920s Mediterranean revival streets on the south bank, oaks and low lots by the river.
San Marco pageOrtega
A river peninsula of large 1910s–1920s lots that slope to the water under huge oaks.
Ortega pageAtlantic Beach
About 4,200 beach-town homes from the mid-1980s on sand with a high water table.
Atlantic Beach pageNeptune Beach
The oldest beach housing in our zone — a 1973 median build year on sand two feet above the water table.
Neptune Beach pageFernandina Beach & Yulee
Nassau County — island lots in Fernandina and fast-growing new subdivisions in Yulee, at the north edge of our reach.
Fernandina Beach & Yulee pageMiddleburg
Clay County's wooded western edge — 1990s homes on bigger lots near Black Creek, 85 percent owner-occupied.
Middleburg pageGreen Cove Springs
The Clay County seat on the St. Johns — about 3,400 homes from the mid-1990s plus old streets by the river.
Green Cove Springs pageSt. Johns & RiverTown
New master-planned communities along the river and County Road 210 in northern St. Johns County.
St. Johns & RiverTown pageRaining right now? Take a photo.
Water standing where it shouldn't?
The best time to see a drainage problem is during the storm. Snap the puddle, note where the downspouts end, and send it — we schedule a free inspection within 48 hours.
(904) 561-1816Free inspection
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Tell us where the water stands and attach a photo if you have one. We call back to set a time within 48 hours — no pressure, no sales script.
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