We size dry wells for the water they'll handle and place them away from foundations.
We use quality dry well units, fabric, and gravel for long lasting performance.
Installation is quick, and we restore your yard afterward.
Dry wells need soil that drains. Much of Monument has sandy soil that drains well, though rock and granite near the surface can affect placement. We check before we dig.
Dry wells are often the destination for downspout drainage solutions.
Sizing matters. We plan dry wells to handle heavy summer thunderstorms and spring melt.
A French drain can feed a dry well when there’s no daylight outlet.
Dry wells are ideal for low spots, side yards, and areas where there’s no downhill outlet. They’re especially helpful on flat parts of a property where water has nowhere to go. We keep them well away from foundations, septic systems, and wells, and we check for rock before choosing the final spot.
Monument’s summer thunderstorms can drop a lot of water in a short time. We size dry wells with that in mind.
See all of our irrigation and drainage services on our Monument irrigation, drainage, and water management page.
We assess water volume, soil, and location to size the dry well.
Our crew excavates, installs the unit with fabric and gravel, and connects inlet pipes.
We backfill, restore the surface, and test the system.
