French drains, surface drains, and grading that move water away for good.
Drainage & Erosion Control
Water standing in the yard days after rain, soil washing out after storms, water running toward the foundation — drainage problems do not fix themselves. We trench, lay gravel and sock pipe, and backfill french drains; set surface drains and catch basins; and regrade so runoff moves away from the house. Serving East Texas since 2017.
Our Process
How we approach drainage & erosion control
Inspect
Site assessment: static pressure, flow rate, grade, and the condition of what is already in the ground.
Design
A plan sized to the property — zones, head spacing, pipe runs, and drainage routes.
Install
Work done to plan, at depth and to grade, with materials rated for the job.
Verify
Every zone tested and adjusted, results documented, and the system walked with you.
Signs
- ›Water standing in the yard days after rain
- ›Soil washing out after storms
- ›Water running toward the foundation
- ›Soggy ground near downspouts
The Work
French drains are built, not buried hose: we trench to grade, lay washed gravel, set sock-wrapped perforated pipe, and backfill so water moves to daylight or a catch basin instead of sitting in the soil. Surface drains and catch basins handle concentrated runoff at downspouts and hardscape; regrading corrects slope so water moves away from the house. Serving East Texas since 2017.