Foundation-Side Pooling
Water collects beside the slab or brick line after rainfall or downspout discharge.
Residential yard drainage built around the actual water source, surface elevations, soil saturation, roof runoff, foundation clearance, pipe route, and a practical discharge point.
Diagnose before excavation
We evaluate access, existing conditions, project relationships, and finished elevations in person before preparing the construction estimate.
Roof discharge, neighboring runoff, compacted soil, settlement, raised beds, flat side yards, and hardscape additions can concentrate water in one visible low area. Effective drainage begins by tracing that movement across the property.
Water collects beside the slab or brick line after rainfall or downspout discharge.
Soil remains soft for extended periods even when the visible surface water has disappeared.
Flat or reversed hardscape transitions prevent runoff from reaching the lawn or a drain inlet.
Roof water exits at one point and overwhelms the immediate soil or travels toward a neighboring structure.
The scope is built around existing property conditions, not a one-size-fits-all installation package.
Inlets are positioned at verified collection points and set to finished grade to capture surface runoff.
Collected water and connected downspouts move through solid pipe toward the planned discharge location.
Perforated pipe, drainage aggregate, and fabric manage saturated soil where subsurface moisture is the primary condition.
Localized elevation correction and roof-water connections reduce uncontrolled flow before it reaches low areas.
Review rainfall history, water sources, affected areas, and time required to drain.
Check elevations, proposed inlet locations, pipe route, utilities, and discharge point.
Select surface drains, French drains, grading, downspout connections, or a coordinated system.
Excavate, establish pipe fall, set inlets, make connections, test, and backfill.
Compact and hand-finish disturbed areas, then restore sod, gravel, or planting as specified.
Rice Military and Houston Heights lots often have narrow side yards, multiple roof planes, neighboring slabs, limited grade difference, and restricted discharge options. A solution must fit the property without placing collected water against another structure or simply transferring the problem to the lot line.
Service area: Rice Military, Houston Heights, Greater Heights, Washington Avenue, Memorial Park, Cottage Grove, Timbergrove, Shady Acres, Woodland Heights, First Ward, Garden Oaks, Oak Forest, Montrose, River Oaks, and nearby central Houston neighborhoods.
Technical Considerations
The outlet controls the entire system. Pipe cannot move water reliably when the receiving elevation is too high or the outlet is obstructed.
Catch basins collect visible runoff. French drains address saturated soil. Many properties need one, not automatically both.
Gravel, soil, drains, and restored sod must remain below the foundation and weep holes.
Drainage workmanship is covered for one year under the written proposal. Extreme rainfall and conditions beyond the designed capacity are excluded.
Use these pages to compare related scopes before scheduling the on-site evaluation.
Catch basins address surface runoff at low points. A French drain manages saturated soil and subsurface moisture. The visible symptom and water source determine the correct system.
Yes, when pipe sizing, route, cleanout access, and discharge capacity support the added roof-water volume. Downspout connections are evaluated as part of the complete system.
No drainage system can guarantee immediate removal during every storm. The design manages expected runoff within the site constraints and stated project capacity.
Drainage workmanship is covered for one year under the project terms. Extreme rainfall, municipal backups, blocked outlets, third-party damage, and conditions beyond the designed system are excluded.
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