What you get
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Diagnose first, dig second
We map how water actually crosses the lot — after a rain wherever possible — before proposing anything. The cheapest fix is always the one aimed at the real problem.
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French drains built to last
Proper fall, washed stone, quality pipe and a fabric that keeps our silty soils out of it. A drain that silts up in two winters was never a saving.
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Regrading and swales
Sometimes the answer is the ground itself. We regrade low spots and cut shallow swales that drain a lawn without looking like a ditch across it.
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