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Drainage Solutions

Standing water in your yard is not just a nuisance — water pooling against your home is one of the most common causes of foundation damage in North Texas. We design and install drainage systems that move water away from your foundation and out of your yard: French drains, catch basins, surface drains, downspout extensions and full storm water management. Our crews handle grading and erosion control so the fix is permanent, functional and visually clean rather than a pipe running across your lawn.

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1-4 days depending on system size

Certifications

NDS Certified Professional Drainage Contractors

Our team holds Professional Drainage Contractor certification from NDS, the drainage and stormwater products manufacturer. NDS issues it after an evaluation of drainage principles and practices, and each certificate is valid for two years from its date of issue.

NDS Professional Drainage Contractor certificate for All Green Landscapes, issued April 29, 2025
NDS Professional Drainage Contractor · Issued April 2025
NDS Professional Drainage Contractor certificate for All Green Landscapes LLC, issued August 13, 2025
NDS Professional Drainage Contractor · Issued August 2025
On-site pipe installation · Silent video

From a real project

A closer look beneath the surface

Follow the pipe installation through a residential yard, with a closer look at the trenches and pipe placement while the work is in progress.

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crew trenching beside brick foundation

Specifications

System types
French drains, catch basins, surface drains, channel drains, downspout extensions
Foundation protection
Systems designed to move water away from the slab and prevent pooling at the foundation
Erosion control
Grading and stabilization included where runoff has scoured soil
Utility locating
811 called before all excavation

What you get

  • Protects your foundation

    Keeps water from pooling against the slab, the leading cause of costly foundation movement.

  • Eliminates standing water

    No more soggy low spots, mosquito breeding or lawn die-off.

  • Stops erosion

    Controlled discharge prevents runoff from scouring beds and lawn.

  • Designed from an on-site audit

    We assess slope and soil before designing rather than selling a standard package.

Drainage trench leading from the front yard toward the curb

Materials we use

Perforated drain pipe, solid PVC, catch basins, drainage gravel, filter fabric, pop-up emitters.

How it works

  1. 1

    On-site drainage and soil audit

    We walk the property, identify where water collects and where it needs to go, and check soil and slope before proposing anything.

  2. 2

    Design the system

    We map drain locations, pipe runs and the discharge point, then review the plan with you.

  3. 3

    Call 811 and mark utilities

    All underground lines are located and flagged before excavation.

  4. 4

    Excavate trenches to grade

    Trenches are dug to a consistent fall so water moves by gravity, not by chance.

  5. 5

    Install filter fabric and gravel bedding

    Fabric keeps soil from clogging the system and gravel surrounds the pipe for free flow.

  6. 6

    Install pipe, basins and emitters

    Perforated pipe, catch basins and pop-up emitters are set and connected.

  7. 7

    Backfill, grade and restore

    Trenches are backfilled, the surface is regraded, and sod or gravel is restored so the yard looks finished.

Drainage installation in progress

A closer look at the excavation, trench routing and curb-outlet work involved in drainage installation.

close view of crew digging beside downspout
Close view of crew digging beside downspout
open drainage trench through side yard gate
Open drainage trench through side yard gate
crew preparing curb outlet
Crew preparing curb outlet

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my lawn flood when it rains?
Usually a combination of grading that directs water toward the low point of the yard, compacted clay soil that drains slowly, and roof runoff concentrated by downspouts. An on-site audit identifies which of these is driving it before we design a fix.
What is a French drain and do I need one?
A French drain is a gravel-filled trench with perforated pipe that collects subsurface and surface water and carries it to a discharge point. It is the right solution when water saturates an area rather than simply running across it.
How does drainage protect my foundation?
Soil that repeatedly swells when wet and shrinks when dry moves the slab it supports. Keeping water from pooling against the foundation keeps that moisture level far more stable.
Can drainage be installed without tearing up my whole yard?
Trenching is targeted to the pipe runs, and we restore sod or gravel over them. Once grass fills back in, a well-installed system is essentially invisible.
Where does the water actually go?
To a discharge point that moves it safely away — typically a pop-up emitter in a lower area of the yard, a curb outfall, or an existing storm structure, depending on your lot.

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