DRAINAGE SYSTEMS
Protect Your Property
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SLOW THE WATER FLOW
A Preserved Landscape
If you live on a steeply sloped property, rainwater can wash away the soil, leading to erosion. If left to gravity, water pools at the lowest location—resulting in a soggy lawn and landscape. Preserve the beauty and functionality of your outdoor surroundings with a drainage solution skillfully designed and built by our knowledgeable team.
Drainage Solution Options
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French Drain
A French drain is a highly effective yard drainage solution that uses a gravel-filled trench and perforated pipe to redirect water away from your home’s foundation, helping homeowners prevent basement flooding, erosion, and soggy lawns with professional French drain installation.
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Rain Gardens
A rain garden is a smart, eco-friendly drainage solution designed to collect and absorb stormwater runoff from roofs, driveways, and lawns—helping reduce erosion, prevent flooding, and enhance your landscape’s beauty with sustainable, low-maintenance planting.
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Retaining Wall
A retaining wall is a functional and visually appealing landscape feature that helps prevent soil erosion, manage water runoff, and create level spaces on sloped properties—ideal for enhancing stability and structure in any outdoor environment.
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Strip Drain
A strip drain, also known as a linear or channel drain, is a long, narrow drainage system designed to efficiently capture and redirect surface water from driveways, patios, or other hardscaped areas. It’s ideal for preventing water pooling and protecting surrounding landscaping or structures from runoff damage.
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Downspout Drain
A downspout drain is a drainage system that connects directly to a building’s gutter downspouts to channel roof runoff away from the foundation. It helps prevent soil erosion, basement flooding, and water damage by directing rainwater to a safe discharge point.
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Ahronian regraded our backyard, creating a subtle swale, which has eliminated 95% of the water that was coming into our basement every time it rained - now we get a tiny bit only from significant rainfall - that's a miracle after 15 years of wet vac-ing and pumping.
— Kristin K. via Angi