Drainage System Repairs in North Texas
Existing drains fail in common ways: pipes crushed or clogged with roots, catch basins buried in mud, outlets blocked by overgrowth or sediment, and gravel trenches silted over after years of use.
Drainage System Repairs, done with precision
Existing drains fail in common ways: pipes crushed or clogged with roots, catch basins buried in mud, outlets blocked by overgrowth or sediment, and gravel trenches silted over after years of use. We locate the problem by inspecting inlets and outlets, flushing lines and, when needed, uncovering sections. Repairs may mean clearing and flushing, replacing broken pipe, resetting a basin to the right height, re-establishing the slope or extending an outlet. Where a system was installed without enough fall or a proper outlet, we explain that fixing it may mean partial rebuilding. We work on yard drains, catch basin lines and French drains. We do not repair municipal storm sewers or underground utilities, and we will not dig where lines could be gas, electric or water without locating them first.
What's included
- Inspection of inlets, outlets and low points
- Flushing and clearing blocked lines
- Replacement of broken or crushed pipe
- Resetting or replacing catch basins
- Outlet clearing and extension
Good for
- Drains that stopped working after storms
- Systems clogged by roots or silt
- Properties with old or unknown drain lines
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Where we do this work
We schedule drainage system repairs throughout North Texas: Granbury and Hood County, Weatherford and Parker County, Fort Worth, Dallas and the surrounding communities, including commercial properties, HOAs and multi-site contracts. Pick your town below for local details, or just call. Travel is always quoted up front.
Common questions about drainage system repairs
Can you find a drain I don't have plans for?
Often yes, by tracing inlets and outlets and probing. Some buried lines can't be located without digging.
Is it better to repair or replace?
Local repair is usually cheaper. If the system was built with poor slope or an unusable outlet, replacement may be the more honest answer.
How do I know if I have a drainage problem?
Signs include puddles that last more than a day or two after rain, soggy turf, eroded beds, water against the foundation, and plants dying in low spots. We can look and tell you the cause.
Do you repair irrigation systems?
Yes. We troubleshoot and repair sprinkler and drip systems, including heads, valves and controllers. We do not offer full system design or install.
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