Drain System

Lots of homes just need to get the water 10 feet away from the foundation, Sometimes we even run them 100 foot out or more to a drainage ditch. It all depends on what you need! Drains can be hooked to gutters and sometimes we install yard boxes with drains for our clients. We can also install a pop up valve and a cement pad in traffic areas.

Most drains that we install are 4 inch PVC pipe. This makes it easy to clean pipes with a roto rooter. If they fill up later. We also install drainks under decks to get water away and keep it from damaging your wood over time!

Rainwater is better for your plants and soil.
Rainwater is highly oxygenated, free of the salts, inorganic ions, and fluoride compounds contained in tap water that accumulate in the soil over time and potentially harm plant roots. Use of rainwater in your garden dilutes this impact, making plants more drought-tolerant, healthy, and strong.

The barrels provide your own water source in times of drought or watering restrictions.
If you collect rainwater, you’ll be able to keep watering and nourishing your garden with your rain barrel reserves.

Reduce runoff pollution. When it rains, runoff picks up soil, fertilizer, oil, pesticides and other contaminants and pushes them into other areas of the landscape.
These pollutants can increase algae growth in lakes, alter the habitat for fish, and even make lakes and oceans dangerous for recreational activities. Your water collecting stops some of this damaging flow

You’ll contribute to erosion prevention efforts.
Rain runoff is also a particular issue in places where land erosion is a concern.
Your rain catch will be especially helpful in these cases.