Nick Magalhaes

LRE Foundation Repair, LLC

Title: Design Specialist
Hometown: Brooklyn, NY
Nick Magalhaes from LRE Foundation Repair, LLC

Nick grew up in Brooklyn, NY, but currently resides in Deltona, FL. He enjoys spending free time with family in Florida and New York. Nick has been in the foundation repair industry for 6 years and has spent most of his life providing customers with products and services that improve their lives. He is involved in the Greater Daytona Chamber of Commerce as well as VCARD, the Volusia-Flagler Association of Responsible Developers. Nick takes great pride in being a part of a company with an extensive history and all of the products, services, and capabilities to address his customer's needs. 

Customer Reviews About Me

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The crew did great!
By Richard G.
Daytona Beach, FL
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Crew was great - sent me pics as well. Answered my...
By Michael C.
Oviedo, FL
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Everything turned out great!
By James E.
Melbourne, FL
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Testimonials from customers I've helped!

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Jason H. from Tampa, FL, had LRE Foundation Repair fix up his concrete driveway and is happy to share his... Read Full Testimonial
Jasen H.
Tampa, FL
It was a wonderful experience with two professionals and very nice persons. Read Full Testimonial
Jerry K.
Orange City, FL
I would not hesitate to call LRE to provide an estimate or refer a friend to LRE. Simple, you guys were great... Read Full Testimonial
Craig F.
Melbourne, FL

Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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A section of the homeowner's concrete driveway had broken off and settled, creating a severe trip hazard.
Many cracks have formed, and areas of the concrete driveway have settled over time due to erosion of the underlying soil.
This section of the concrete ramp had cracked and sunk, creating a dangerous obstacle for work vehicles accessing the adjacent warehouse.
Soil settlement had caused the concrete slabs of the homeowner's driveway to become uneven, resulting in multiple tripping hazards
A severe trip hazard had developed within the concrete of this community's staircase, posing a significant risk of injury.
The erosion of the underlying soil over time has caused the concrete walkway to settle and causing the area to flood.
The homeowner grew concerned upon noticing an increasing number of cracks emerging in the back patio's concrete. Uneven sections of the concrete slabs also raised worries about the issue worsening over time.
Soil settlement had caused the homeowner's driveway to sink and crack, resulting in trip hazards and an unsightly appearance.

Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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