We plan route, depth, and slope carefully so the drain carries water efficiently.
We use quality perforated pipe, filter fabric, and clean gravel that resist clogging.
We complete installations efficiently and restore your yard afterward.
Snow piled against the house melts slowly and soaks the soil near foundations. A French drain intercepts that water before it reaches your basement.
On sloped lots, water from uphill properties can flow into your yard. A drain along the slope can redirect it.
Drains need an outlet, like a daylight point, swale, or dry well.
For complex problems, yard drainage correction looks at your whole property.
A French drain is only as good as where it sends water. We look for a safe daylight point downhill, a swale, or a dry well, and make sure the outlet won’t create a new problem somewhere else on your property or your neighbor’s.
Filter fabric and clean gravel keep fine soil out of the pipe, which is especially important in Monument’s sandy, silty soils.
See all of our irrigation and drainage services on our Monument irrigation, drainage, and water management page.
We study how water moves on your property and plan the drain route and outlet.
Our crew digs the trench, lays fabric, gravel, and pipe with proper slope, and backfills.
We restore surfaces and confirm water flows to the outlet.
