Drainage Solutions
The fall is a very important time for drainage. Any issues you may have with drainage in your yard should be taken care of before winter sets in. Standing water and freezing temperatures can create situations that will warp decks, crack patios, and prevent grass from growing next spring. Below you will find some common drainage problems and solutions. For more information and complex problems, contact a drainage specialist.
Excessive Moisture If your yard has a problem with excessive water, a good way to eliminate that problem is by installing a french drain. A french drain is a ditch filled with gravel designed to redirect water away from an area.
Erosion
Dry creek beds are a practical and attractive way to prevent erosion on a slope in your yard. Native plants and landscaping can be added to the creek bed to create a visually attractive addition to your yard.
Poor Surface Drainage
Excessive tillage on one’s yard can destroy soil structure and create a surface in your yard that does not drain well. This can be fixed by adding compost and fertilizer that improve damaged soil structure. |
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