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Permeable & Drainage Solutions
Water is the thing that undoes good grading. We engineer permeable pads, dry wells, swales, and channels that move and soak water instead of letting it pool or cut — sized and graded to the site so the next big storm doesn't take your ground with it.
Permeable surfaces
Permeable pads, parking, and access surfaces built over open-graded base let water pass into the ground instead of sheeting toward the low corner of the property.
Infiltration & conveyance
The right answer is usually a combination, sized to the contributing area.
- Dry wells and infiltration trenches
- Swales and graded conveyance
- Culvert inlets, outfalls, and energy dissipation
- Subsurface drainage and underdrains
Built to the grade
Drainage is grading with a purpose. Because we self-perform both, the drainage design and the finished surface agree with each other.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a dry well and when do I need one?
- A dry well is a subsurface chamber or aggregate pit that collects runoff and lets it infiltrate. It's useful where there's nowhere to discharge water on the surface and the soil can accept it.
- How do you size a swale or channel?
- By contributing area, expected flow, slope, and soil. We build to the engineer's sizing where there is one, and flag it when field conditions don't match the assumption.
- Can permeable systems reduce runoff?
- Yes — infiltrating on site reduces the volume and peak leaving the property, which often eases downstream and compliance pressure.
Tell us your site. We'll send an estimate.
Scope, location, timeline — and whether you need materials, installation, or both. We respond with clear next steps.