Find the source
Roof runoff, a neighbor’s slope, low spots or a flat yard each need a different fix.
Fort Bend County, TX
Stop standing water, soggy lawns and water near your foundation, and move it where it belongs.
Drainage
Heavy Gulf Coast rain on slow-draining clay soil means water sits in many Fort Bend County yards for days. That kills grass, breeds mosquitoes and can push water toward your foundation.
We look at where the water comes from and where it can go, then install the drainage that fits: French drains, catch basins, buried downspout lines, or regrading so the yard slopes away from the house.
Good to know
Roof runoff, a neighbor’s slope, low spots or a flat yard each need a different fix.
Ground next to the house should slope away so water does not collect against the slab.
A drain needs an outlet: the street, a swale or a pop-up emitter at a lower point.
Sprinklers that overspray low spots make drainage problems worse. We look at both together.
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Questions
Usually, yes. We look at the slope and where the water is coming from, then recommend a French drain, catch basins, grading or a combination.
Yes. Buried downspout lines carry roof water away from the house to an outlet.
Trenches are dug in narrow paths and the lawn is put back with soil or sod when the drain is done.
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