Backyard flooding solutions in San Antonio for runoff, soggy lawns, low spots and heavy-rain drainage problems.
Call 877-552-8556When a backyard floods repeatedly, the most important question is where the water enters and where it can leave. A useful plan intercepts the flow before it spreads across the yard and provides a dependable route to a lower discharge point.
Intercepts water moving through saturated soil and carries it through a gravel-filled trench.
Catch basins and area drains capture visible runoff at low points.
Changes the surface path so runoff moves away naturally where the site allows.
When a backyard floods repeatedly, the most important question is where the water enters and where it can leave. A useful plan intercepts the flow before it spreads across the yard and provides a dependable route to a lower discharge point.
No. The correct solution may be grading, a swale, surface drains, catch basins, downspout drainage or a French drain depending on how the water reaches the area.
Look at the property during or immediately after rain. Note where water enters, where it sits, nearby downspouts and whether there is a lower place for water to exit.
That is often the fastest way to narrow down the drainage problem.