Standing water, soggy yards, flooded basements, and erosion are drainage problems — and drainage problems have drainage solutions. We design and install systems that move water where it belongs.
The Portland metro area averages over 40 inches of rain per year — and most of it falls between October and April. Clay-heavy soils don't drain well, and many older properties were never designed with adequate drainage. The result is standing water, saturated yards, flooded crawl spaces, and erosion. We've been solving drainage problems in this region for over 40 years. We know the soils, we know the grades, and we know what works.
Perforated pipe in a gravel-filled trench, wrapped in filter fabric to intercept and redirect groundwater and surface runoff. The most effective solution for soggy yards, wet basements, and saturated foundation areas.
Grading and shaping the ground surface to direct water away from structures and toward appropriate outlets. Sometimes the simplest solution — proper surface drainage — is all that's needed.
Installing catch basins and area drains to collect surface water at low points and route it through underground pipe to a suitable outlet. Essential for driveways, patios, and low-lying yard areas.
Extending downspouts underground and routing roof drainage away from the foundation. Roof runoff concentrated at downspouts is one of the most common causes of foundation moisture problems.
Intercepting uphill groundwater before it reaches your foundation or yard. Curtain drains are installed upslope to capture and redirect subsurface water flow.
Addressing active erosion with rip-rap, retaining walls, swales, and revegetation. We stabilize slopes and channels to prevent ongoing soil loss and property damage.
Unmanaged water is the single biggest threat to residential property in the Pacific Northwest. Foundation damage, mold, erosion, and structural failure all trace back to water going where it shouldn't. A properly designed drainage system protects your investment for decades.
We install drainage systems throughout Clackamas County, Washington County, and the greater Portland metro area.
Tell us about your drainage problem and we'll put together a free, detailed estimate. No pressure, no obligation.