What We Offer
Surface water and stormwater drainage systems
Heavy rain can quickly overwhelm flat areas or hard surfaces like roads and parking lots. We build surface drainage systems that carry runoff away from these spaces and into safe discharge points. Channels, trenches, and catch basins are laid out to follow the natural flow of water. This helps reduce the risk of standing water, erosion, and property damage.Subsurface drainage solutions
Water trapped beneath the ground can weaken foundations, damage pavements, and create soggy conditions that are hard to fix later. Subsurface systems like French drains or perforated pipe networks are designed to pull water out of the soil and direct it to outlets. These hidden systems work quietly beneath the surface, keeping buildings and landscaped areas dry and stable.Site grading and slope management
Water always follows the path of least resistance. That path must be planned and shaped during the early stages of development. Our team adjusts the grading of land to promote smooth drainage and prevent pooling. Controlling the slope helps protect properties during storms and improves the overall usability of the land. We pay attention to nearby structures, lot boundaries, and roads to guide water in the right direction.Drainage channels, culverts, and manholes
Some locations require stronger structures to control large volumes of water or connect different parts of a drainage network. We install open channels that guide surface water, culverts that allow water to pass under roads, and manholes that provide access to subsurface systems. These components are carefully selected based on flow needs, pipe sizes, and ground conditions.Retention and detention basins
Not all water can be removed quickly. In many areas, runoff needs to be slowed down before entering rivers, sewers, or other outlets. Retention basins hold water permanently and allow it to absorb into the ground slowly. Detention basins, on the other hand, store runoff temporarily and release it at a controlled rate. We design and build both options to manage flood risk and comply with regulatory limits.Drainage rehabilitation and upgrades
Older systems can struggle to keep up with changing rainfall patterns or new development. We inspect existing drainage networks and offer solutions that improve flow, reduce blockages, and meet modern design standards. Repairing broken pipes, clearing clogs, or adding new outlets can bring worn-out systems back to life. These upgrades protect existing properties while extending the life of the infrastructure.
