Surface Water
Water sitting on the lawn, driveway, or patio is a path problem — not a pipe product.
Solutions
The water decides
the system.
Surface collection, subsurface collection, and the line that carries it away. Not twelve identical cards.
Catch Basins
Collect standing surface water at the low point before it sits in the lawn.
Channel Drains
Intercept sheet flow across driveways, garage aprons, patios, and pool decks.
Yard Drains
Localized collection for isolated wet areas that do not need a whole-yard rebuild.
Swales & Grading
Correct the surface so water moves before it ever needs a pipe.
Subsurface Water
Saturated soil and water moving toward the structure need collection below grade.
French Drains
Collect subsurface water in saturated soil and move it to a designed outlet.
Curtain Drains
Intercept water moving through the soil toward the house before it arrives.
Foundation Drainage
Move water off the structure so soil against the wall is not a reservoir.
Groundwater Management
Handle water that is in the soil itself — not just last night’s rain on the grass.
Water Movement
Collected water still has to travel and exit somewhere legal, safe, and permanent.
Downspout Drainage
Take roof water away from the house instead of dumping it at the foundation.
Solid Pipe Conveyance
Move collected water as a closed line so it cannot leak back into the yard.
Sump & Pump Systems
Lift water when the lot does not have enough gravity fall to daylight.
Whole-Property Systems
One designed path for roof, yard, and subsurface water — not a patch in the wet corner.