OUR SERVICE AREA
Close to home. Across Central Florida.
Drainage and foundation work along the Orlando–Daytona Beach–Kissimmee–Titusville–Clermont corridor.
THE CENTRAL FLORIDA CORRIDOR
Five familiar starting points.
Include the property address in your request so FAS can confirm the location and appointment arrangements.
- 01
Orlando
- 02
Daytona Beach
- 03
Kissimmee
- 04
Titusville
- 05
Clermont
COUNTY COVERAGE
The surrounding communities, too.
The service area includes these five counties. A city name is a useful reference point; your actual property address lets us confirm the next step.
- OrangeCounty
- VolusiaCounty
- BrevardCounty
- LakeCounty
- OsceolaCounty
TRY IT ON A ROOF
How much water hits your roof?
Enter your roof size, turn up the rain and see the gallons your drainage may need to handle.
Illustrative roof and downspout. The drawing does not predict flow speed, gutter capacity or a drainage route.
More blue means a higher estimated runoff rate.
RUNOFF FROM THIS ROOF
62.34 GPM
3,740.3 gallons in 60 minutes
2,000 sq ft at 3.00 inches per hour · 3.00 inches of rain total.
GPM means gallons per minute. This assumes all rain on the roof becomes runoff; it does not include water coming from the yard or neighboring ground.
The calculation: gallons = roof footprint in square feet × total rainfall in inches × 144 ÷ 231. GPM = gallons ÷ minutes. The starting example is 2,000 sq ft × 3 inches × 144 ÷ 231 = 3,740.3 gallons in one hour, or 62.34 GPM.
These are rainfall-volume and average-flow estimates, not a pipe, gutter or pump recommendation. The route, fall, outlet and other contributing areas still need checking. USGS rainfall-volume examples.
Where does that water go at your home?
Show us where it collects. Start with the $89 drainage assessment of your property.
START WHERE YOU ARE
Start with the drainage assessment.
Foundation assessment appointments are free. Request a free foundation assessment and FAS will confirm arrangements separately.
Drainage work starts with the $89 drainage assessment: a 25-year storm run across a model of your property, showing where water stands, how deep and for how long, reviewed by FAS with written recommendations. Requesting is free. FAS confirms the details with you first, then collects the $89. When we need more accuracy, we come out and check in person: a 1½–2 hour field assessment, with no second fee.
If you proceed with a resulting FAS project, the $89 fee is credited in full toward that project. For installation work, the credit counts toward the total one-third installation deposit. Our project process explains how payment works.
See the appointment and payment steps