drainage and erosion services:
underground Extensions
They're installed with the purpose of directing water coming from downspouts or sump pump discharge lines away from your home's foundation. By installing these underground extensions water will be able to reach a properly sloped area in your property and drain without causing any issues.
Waterproofing
The concrete foundation walls of a home tend to deteriorate over time and inevitably start absorbing water from the earth, which in turn creates certain water problems such as leaks, water overflow, cracks, mold, etc. Waterproofing is the best solution to get rid of these issues once and for all.
french drains
French drains are pretty versatile, so we use them to solve a variety of issues. The most common use is to redirect water from sensitive areas in a landscape, like low spots, pool yards, and planting beds. However, they’re a useful tool to mitigate any water retention issues in a landscape.
Channel drains
Channel Drain are used for walkways, driveways, pool floors, etc, because they are able to capture all the water coming along its entire length, rather than at a particular point and drain it using underground pipes towards a properly sloped area.
Dry creek beds and drainage swales
These drainage beds start with a broad and shallow swale, which is then lined with filtered fabric and covered up with decorative stone. We can also create swales using turfgrass or other vegetation. The purpose is to slow and control the flow of water to prevent flooding, puddling, and erosion and/or avoid overwhelming your existing drainage system.
CRAWL SPACE eNCAPSULATION
Crawl space encapsulation is a process of sealing the crawl space area beneath a building. It involves covering the floor and sometimes even the walls of the crawl space with a vapor barrier material. This barrier helps to prevent moisture, mold, and pests from entering the crawl space, improving indoor air quality and structural durability.
