Moving rain and irrigation water away from the house so the soil around your foundation stays more consistent.
Free estimates · Locally owned · Serving all of North Texas
Drainage work manages where water goes when it rains or when sprinklers run. In expansive clay soils, large swings between saturated and dry conditions are a major contributor to foundation movement.
Solutions commonly include correcting the slope of the ground away from the house, extending downspouts, adding surface drains or catch basins in low spots, and installing subsurface drain lines that carry water to a safe discharge point.
Drainage is not a substitute for structural repair when a foundation has already moved, but it is often recommended alongside it to help keep conditions stable afterward.
Water pooling near the foundation after rain
Soggy or consistently muddy areas in the yard
Erosion, mulch washout, or channels forming along the house
Downspouts discharging right at the foundation
Water entering a garage, patio, or crawl space
Seeing one of these doesn't automatically mean repair is required. An on-site evaluation is the only way to know — and sometimes the honest answer is that no work is needed.
We look at grading, downspouts, low spots, and where water is actually collecting.
We recommend the combination of grading, surface drains, or subsurface lines that fits the property.
Drains and piping are installed and routed to an appropriate discharge point.
Flow is checked, trenches are backfilled, and the area is restored as closely as practical.
Helps keep soil moisture around the foundation more consistent
Reduces standing water, erosion, and soggy yard areas
Protects landscaping, patios, and walkways
Supports the long-term performance of foundation repairs
Not sure what your home needs? We'll tell you straight.
Call 469-782-8098We're adding photos from recent drainage solutions projects. Ask us during your estimate and we'll gladly show examples of similar work.
Drainage helps manage a common cause of movement, but it does not raise or support a foundation that has already settled. When there is existing movement, drainage is usually paired with structural repair.
Many North Texas homeowners water around the foundation during dry stretches to limit soil shrinkage. The aim is steady moisture — not saturation — and consistent watering paired with good drainage is generally the goal.
Cost depends on the size of the home, the type of foundation, how much movement has occurred, and the method used. The only accurate way to know is an on-site evaluation. Our estimates are free and we put the scope in writing before any work begins.
Yes. We'll come out, look at the property, take measurements where needed, and explain what we see in plain language — including when we believe no repair is necessary.
We serve homeowners throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex and the surrounding North Texas communities. If you're not sure we cover your area, give us a call.
Fill this out and we'll be in touch within one business day — usually faster. Prefer to talk? Call 469-782-8098.