Drainage
If water keeps pooling, washing out a bed, or collecting near the foundation, the yard needs a plan—not another layer of mulch. We trace the flow, improve the grade where possible, and install drainage where a pipe or basin is the right fix.
Is this right for your yard?
- Standing water by the slab or crawlspace
- A side yard that stays a trench
- Soggy sod that never roots
What you can expect
- Watch the yard after rain or simulate the flow
- Pick the shortest legal path to a daylight or approved outlet
- Install pipe, basins, and finish grade you can mow
The finished result: A clearer path for stormwater and a drier place for the rest of the work.
Next step
Send the address and a few photos. We will confirm access, talk through priorities, and tell you if another step should come first.
Related
Sod Installation — Fresh sod, properly prepped, graded, and ready for the first watering.
Mulch & Bed Finishing — Crisp bed edges, fewer weeds, and a clean layer of mulch or pine straw.
Stone & Rock — River rock, gravel, boulders, and borders that look good and stay in place.
Questions about this service
Drainage FAQ
What problems does drainage solve?
It can help with standing water by the slab or crawlspace, A side yard that stays a trench, Soggy sod that never roots. If one of these sounds familiar, send the address and a few photos so we can confirm the right scope.
What is included with drainage?
We start by watch the yard after rain or simulate the flow. Then we pick the shortest legal path to a daylight or approved outlet. Then we Install pipe, basins, and finish grade you can mow. We explain material choices, access, and the finished condition before work begins.
How do I plan drainage in the Triangle?
The final scope depends on grade, access, light, and material. You can expect a clearer path for stormwater and a drier place for the rest of the work. Call or text (919) 454-7678 with your city and photos for the next step.