Yard Drainage Solutions In PA, NJ, DE
Many homeowners in our area struggle with exterior drainage. Keeping your yard free of pooling and standing water can be as simple as extending downspouts or as involved as a whole-yard drainage system. Regardless of the issue, A Waterproofing Solution, Inc. has the fix. Our team has the knowledge to diagnose the issue, create the solution, and install it properly.
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Why Do Some Yards Flood?
You might be wondering why or how water is sitting in your yard after rainfall or snow melt. This is normally caused by a low-lying area where the water can not continue its journey to the local streams and creeks. The water gets trapped in these depressions where the soil underneath can not absorb the substantial amount of water. As a result, it often takes many days for the water to dissipate, leaving your yard wet and soggy. These depressions can be caused by water moving the soil and sediment over time, or from the underground topography changing due to tree roots, stumps rotting, or big changes in your yard like pools and patios. Our waterproofing solutions experts will identity what is the best course of action for your particular situation.
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Property Drainage Techniques
Creating the best storm drainage system for you necessitates the inclusion of subsystems that address the unique challenges that your property presents. Foundation drains, French drains, storm drains, downspout extensions, swales, culvert pipes, and landscape design are some of the common storm drainage solutions used in this region.
Foundation Drains
Foundation drainage systems involve pipes that are installed near or under the foundation or basement and channel water away from the foundation to avoid flooding, soil erosion, and structural damage.
French Drains
French drains, which are also called trench drains, involve the use of a trench that houses a perforated drainage pipe that is filled with gravel and other materials to allow the rainwater to permeate.
Storm Drains
Storm drainage can involve drain pipes, drain grates, trench drains, and catch basins that allow a large volume of rainwater to channel away from the property in an efficient manner.
Downspout Extension
Downspouts are part of a gutter system and are designed to allow a roof to shed water quickly but also to channel water a safe distance from the foundation, and sometimes, an extension is necessary to channel it far enough.
Swales & Culvert Pipes
Culverts are often used where the property meets the road for better drainage there, and swales are often used on sloped properties in order to control drainage away from the home or building.
Landscape Design
Drainage problems are often due to the natural lay of the land or soil erosion, and landscaping can eliminate the need for more complex drainage solutions.
