GreenLine · Drainage Solutions

Standing water ends here.

French drains, regrading and smart water management that protect your foundation, end soggy spots and keep your landscape healthy.

Water always wins — unless you plan for it.

That soggy spot in the yard isn't just an eyesore. Standing water drowns grass roots, breeds mosquitoes, and — worst of all — works its way toward foundations, crawl spaces and driveways, where it does real structural damage.

We diagnose where the water comes from and where it needs to go: French drains to collect subsurface water, channel drains for hard surfaces, downspout tie-ins to move roof water away from the house, and regrading to reshape how your whole yard sheds rain.

Fixed at the source, not patched.

Throwing gravel in a hole isn't drainage. Our systems are built with proper fall, filter fabric, washed stone and quality pipe, terminating at a legitimate exit — daylight, a dry well or a pop-up emitter — so the fix keeps working through storm after storm.

Every drainage project ends with a hose-and-storm test: we prove the water moves before we call it done.

What's Included

Everything the job deserves.

Site Diagnosis

We trace where water originates, where it pools, and the safest route to move it out.

French Drains

Fabric-wrapped, washed-stone drains with proper fall that capture subsurface water.

Regrading

Reshaping low spots and swales so your yard sheds rain the way it should have from day one.

Downspout Tie-Ins

Roof water piped away from your foundation instead of dumped beside it.

Surface Drains

Channel and catch-basin drains for driveways, patios and walkways.

Proof of Function

Every system is water-tested before we leave — we show you it works.

Questions

Asked & answered.

How do I know if I need a French drain or regrading?
If water sits in one area long after rain, it's usually a collection problem (French drain). If water sheets toward the house or across walkways, it's a grading problem. Many yards need a mix — the free site visit tells us which.
Will drainage work ruin my landscaping?
We route lines to minimize disruption and restore turf and beds as we go. Dry creek beds can even turn a drainage path into a landscape feature.
Where does the water actually go?
Every system terminates somewhere legitimate — daylight at a lower elevation, a dry well, or a pop-up emitter near the street. We never just move your problem to the neighbor's yard.
Can drainage and irrigation be done together?
Absolutely — they're two halves of the same system: irrigation puts water down, drainage takes the excess away. Bundling them in one project usually saves on labor.
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