Atlanta Landscaping Company

Atlanta GA Landscaping Company Offering Yard Drains and Landscape Drains

As important as the aesthetics of your outdoor space are, proper drainage is crucial to the overall health and longevity of your landscape. That’s why we also offer a wide range of yard drain and landscape drain services, including:

French Drains, Catch Basins and Trench Drains

If you have started looking for drainage systems, it is likely you have heard of at least one of these. All three are important components of a well-designed and functioning drainage system. French drains are subsurface drainage systems that use a perforated pipe to collect and redirect water away from a specific area. Catch basins, also known as stormwater inlets, are structures that collect and temporarily store stormwater runoff before it is directed to a drainage system or natural waterway. Trench drains are surface drainage systems that are installed in the ground to collect and redirect water from a specific area, such as a driveway or patio. Together, these three elements work in conjunction to effectively and efficiently manage water flow, protecting your property from potential water damage and preserving the integrity of your landscape.

Gutters and Downspouts, Downspout Drain Lines, and Dry Wells 

All of these drainage systems are essential components of a well-functioning drainage system. Gutters are installed along the edge of the roof and collect rainwater, while downspouts are pipes that transport the collected water away from the foundation of the building. Downspout drain lines are connected to the downspouts and transport the water to a safe location, such as a dry well. Dry wells are underground structures that are designed to receive and store water, preventing it from pooling around the foundation of a building. Together, these elements work to effectively redirect water away from the structure and prevent water damage to the foundation.

Rain Gardens and Dry Creek Beds

 Dry Creek Beds and Rain Gardens are landscaping features that are designed to manage stormwater runoff and promote infiltration of water into the ground. Rain gardens are shallow, depression-like landscaped areas that are filled with water-tolerant plants. They are designed to collect and filter stormwater runoff before it is released into the ground. Dry creek beds, on the other hand, are landscaped channels that mimic the look of a dry stream bed and they are also designed to manage and direct surface water flow. Both rain gardens and dry creek beds are effective in reducing erosion, improving water quality, and recharging groundwater. They also provide an aesthetic and natural approach to stormwater management.

Protect Your Home with Excellent Drainage Solutions  

Proper drainage is essential to protecting your home and other structures from water damage. A poorly designed or malfunctioning drainage system can lead to flooding, foundation issues, and other problems that can be costly to repair. That’s why we offer warrantied drainage systems for your property, giving you peace of mind that your investment is protected.