We map water movement across the whole lot before recommending fixes.
Plans combine grading, drains, and outlets as needed.
Fixes are phased and prioritized to fit your budget.
Yard drainage correction costs depend on the number of problem areas and the mix of solutions. Some yards need only regrading, while others need drains, dry wells, and landscape changes. We lay out a prioritized plan so Highlands Ranch homeowners can tackle the most damaging problems first and phase the rest over a season or two.
Water might come from roofs, sprinklers, neighbors, slopes, or groundwater. We look for all of them, since fixing the wrong source won’t solve the problem.
Most corrected yards use a combination of tools. Regrading moves surface water, buried drains carry what soaks in, and dry wells or safe outlets give it somewhere to end up. Planning them as one system keeps each piece from overloading the next.
Correction plans often include French drains and regrading work. You’ll find more on our Highlands Ranch drainage and water management services.
We walk the property, check grades, and look for the sources and paths of water.
We create a plan that may include regrading, drains, dry wells, and landscape changes.
Our crew installs the fixes, restores surfaces, and checks results after a storm.