Professional Drainage Solutions in Gainesville, Georgia

Connecting gutter downspouts to an underwater drain line and carrying the water to a more appropriate drainage location is essential on most residential properties.

We use downspout adapter fittings to connect each downspout to a 4” ADS pipe.

We bury these 4” lines underground to a desired location and generally allow the water to exit via a pop-up emitter.

Dry creekbeds can collect and redirect water

We dig and shape a dry creek from our water collection zones to a catch basin or an appropriate exit point

We install drainage fabric to prevent weeds and to maintain the shape of the creek bed

Lastly, we add drainage stones, frequently river rock or surge stone

French drains are commonly used to dry up wet areas and collect water without being visible or obstructive. It can be installed in a plant bed or lawn with grass, mulch, or rocks over it so it’s invisible.

We dig a 12” x 12” trench, install drainage fabric that allows water through but keeps dirt out, a drain pipe, and gravel.

After the fabric is placed on top of the gravel as well as under and on the sides, we can cover it with rocks or 2” of topsoil and sod.

Catch basins allow us to collect water and direct it to a different location with an underground pipe.

There are 9”, 12”, 18”, 20” circular, and 24” catch basins, depending on the volume of water that will need to be collected.

If there is no place to redirect water, we can install a dry well to collect water and allow it to slowly empty underground into the surrounding soil.

We excavate a hole; the more water we need to collect, the larger the hole. Then, we install a dry well and gravel. The larger the hole, the more surface area the water has to seep.

4” wide, long, slender drains, often used against or in a driveway or patio to collect the water and divert it through underground pipes. Lengths can vary from just a foot to hundreds of feet, depending on the circumstances