Lewisville sits in north Jacksonville with many 1950s-1970s concrete-block homes on small lots that back up to drainage ditches feeding into Moncrief Creek. Heavy summer thunderstorms and the area's flat terrain send water under raised foundations quickly, so extraction and drying must start the same day to protect original hardwood floors and prevent mold in the humid subtropical air. Our crew reaches these streets directly from the south side via I-95 without crossing the river.
When pipes burst in Riverside-style bungalows or storm water enters through low window wells common on Norwood Avenue, we use truck-mounted pumps sized for Duval County clay soils that hold moisture longer. Homeowners in Lewisville often need crawlspace work after Atlantic beach nor'easters push extra humidity inland, and we schedule around the neighborhood's narrow driveways by staging equipment on the street.
We keep standard hours Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Sat 9am–2pm so Lewisville residents can meet us on site before dark during shorter winter days.
Around Lewisville
We regularly work near:
- 📍Moncrief Road
- 📍Norwood Avenue
- 📍Moncrief Park
- 📍Kings Road corridor
- 📍Lewisville area drainage ditches
Water Damage Restoration in Lewisville — Local Notes
- •Many Lewisville blocks have narrow 40-foot lots and rear alley access only, requiring us to carry equipment through side yards instead of driving trucks to the back.
- •Homes built before 1965 often sit on pier-and-beam foundations over poorly graded yards that slope toward the house, so we install temporary French drains during drying.
- •Proximity to Moncrief Creek means groundwater stays high after rain, forcing longer dehumidifier run times than jobs in Arlington or Mandarin.
- •Street parking is tight near Norwood Elementary during school hours, so we stage drying fans inside garages to avoid blocking school buses.