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Proper yard drainage is essential for preventing water damage, soil erosion, and foundation issues. Our expert drainage solutions ensure efficient water redirection, protecting your landscape and property.

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A backyard with a drainage grate surrounded by dried grass and straw, with a wooden fence in the background and a covered object on the right side.
Concrete patio with a drainage grate along the edge, patio furniture, and a wooden fence in the background.
A trench dug in a grassy yard with a black underground pipe laid in the trench, and tools like a shovel and a tamper nearby, with trees in the background.
A trench with black drainage pipes and a drain cover being installed along a fenced backyard, with a white brick house on one side and a wooden fence on the other.
Narrow backyard walkway with a wooden fence on the left, a green house wall on the right, and a drain cover among small stones on the ground.
A home construction or repair site with a trench dug in the ground, a pipe sticking out of the trench, and a worker working in the background. There are construction tools and equipment, including a yellow extension cord and a metal pipe, on the site
Underground drainage pipes being installed along a narrow dirt trench between a wooden privacy fence and a brick house wall.
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A close-up of a sidewalk curb with a black rubber drainage cover inset into the concrete.
Installation of underground piping or conduit in a trench in a yard near a house.
Trench with black conduit pipes being installed outdoors in a grassy, wooded area, with construction tools and equipment nearby.
Underground plumbing with white PVC pipes and drainage system near a brick wall, during installation or repair in a backyard.
Black corrugated pipe installed in a trench in a backyard with grass, plants, and a house in the background on a sunny day with clouds.
Workers installing or repairing a large blue pipe in a trench in a front yard with a brick house in the background.
Construction workers installing drainage system along the side of a brick house, with tools and construction materials scattered around.
A residential yard with a patchy grass lawn, a black SUV parked on the driveway, a large tree, and a brick house with a gray shingle roof in the background. There is a drain pipe exiting the curb and a wooden fence surrounding the yard.
A landscape with a large pipe entrance and a rocky embankment leading up to a white house with a porch, surrounded by trees and a grassy area.
A residential neighborhood with a dirt driveway and newly installed stone steps leading up to a brick house surrounded by large trees.
A residential street with a new trench dug across the lawn, likely for underground utility work. A silver utility truck is parked nearby with tools and equipment on the ground.
A backyard with a partially installed underground irrigation pipe, a shovel resting on the pipe, and a brick house in the background. There are trees, bushes, and a lawn, with sunlight filtering through the leaves.
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French Drains

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The Solution to Excess Water & Drainage Issues

A French drain is a highly effective, long-lasting solution to manage water runoff and prevent flooding on your property. Ideal for areas prone to water accumulation, a French drain consists of a trench filled with gravel or rock, and a perforated pipe that redirects excess water away from your home or yard. Whether you need to address soggy lawns, flooded basements, or standing water near your foundation, French drains offer an efficient way to keep water moving in the right direction.

At Drainage Solutions, we specialize in expert French drain installation that ensures optimal performance, durability, and aesthetics. Our team uses top-quality materials and proven techniques to create French drains that are designed to withstand the test of time while protecting your property from water damage. We understand that every property is unique, and we tailor our drainage solutions to meet your specific needs.

Why Choose French Drains?

  • Prevent Water Damage: Protect your home’s foundation and landscaping from the destructive effects of excess moisture.

  • Low Maintenance: Once installed, French drains are virtually maintenance-free and work year-round to keep water away from critical areas.

  • Versatile Application: Perfect for residential, commercial, and agricultural properties—whether for dealing with surface water, groundwater, or pooling water.

  • Cost-Effective: A well-installed French drain can save you from costly water damage repairs down the road.

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Channel Drains

Efficient Water Management for Residential & Commercial Properties

Channel drains, also known as trench drains or linear drains, are an excellent solution for efficiently managing surface water runoff and preventing flooding in both residential and commercial spaces. These drainage systems feature a long, narrow channel typically installed along driveways, walkways, patios, or other hardscapes to collect and redirect water away from vulnerable areas.

At Drainage Solutions, we specialize in professional channel drain installation that offers superior water drainage, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Our team uses high-quality materials and industry-best practices to ensure that your channel drains are not only functional but also seamlessly integrate with your landscape design.

Why Choose Channel Drains?

  • Efficient Water Flow: Channel drains efficiently capture water from large areas and prevent pooling or flooding in high-traffic zones like driveways, parking lots, and outdoor living spaces.

  • Prevents Surface Damage: By directing water away from your property, channel drains help protect your foundation, pathways, and landscaping from long-term water damage and erosion.

  • Versatile Design: Ideal for a wide range of applications, from residential properties to commercial spaces, channel drains can be customized to suit your needs, whether it’s for handling rainwater, snowmelt, or irrigation runoff.

  • Durability and Strength: Made from strong, corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel, polymer concrete, and heavy-duty plastic, our channel drains are built to last and withstand harsh weather conditions.

  • Aesthetic Flexibility: Channel drains are available in various designs, allowing them to blend seamlessly with your property’s aesthetic—whether you need a discreet solution for a patio or a more visible drain for a driveway or parking lot.

Catch Basins

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Prevent Water Pooling and Drainage Issues

Catch basins are designed to capture surface water and debris before they enter your main drainage system. Typically installed in low-lying areas, along driveways, or near stormwater runoff points, these basins trap debris like leaves, dirt, and other materials, ensuring your drains stay clear and functional.

Benefits of Catch Basins:

  • Efficient Water Collection: Catch basins collect rainwater, runoff, and debris, preventing blockages in your stormwater system and reducing the risk of flooding.

  • Protect Your Property: By preventing water pooling near your foundation, catch basins protect your home or business from water damage, erosion, and costly repairs.

  • Low Maintenance: Designed for easy maintenance, catch basins require minimal upkeep to keep your drainage system running smoothly.

  • Eco-Friendly: With the ability to filter out debris, catch basins help reduce the amount of pollutants entering local waterways.

Downspout Extensions

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Direct Water Away from Your Foundation the Right Way

When rainwater pours off your roof, your gutters catch it — but without proper extensions, that water often dumps right next to your foundation. Over time, that leads to erosion, cracks, standing water, and flooded crawlspaces.

At Drainage Solutions, we install custom downspout extensions designed to safely redirect rainwater away from your home or business. Each system is built to blend seamlessly with your landscaping while protecting your property from costly water damage.

Our Downspout Extension Solutions

We offer several options to fit your property’s layout and water volume, including:

  • Buried Drain Line Extensions — Run underground to discharge water safely into a drain field, pop-up emitter, or curb outlet.

  • Seamless Gutter Integration — Installed to connect perfectly with your existing gutter system for efficient water management.

Complete Yard Drainage Solutions in Memphis

We provide complete yard drainage solutions designed to handle everything from minor pooling to major runoff problems.

Our systems are built to address:

  • Storm water drainage solutions that handle heavy rainfall

  • Rainwater drainage solutions that move water away from your home

  • Residential drainage systems designed for your yard

  • Exterior drainage solutions that protect your foundation

  • Outside drainage solutions built for long-term performance

Every yard is different, so we design systems based on how water actually moves across your property.

Drainage Solutions for Slopes, Ditches & Landscaping

Some drainage problems come from runoff and slopes, not just flat yards.

We install:

  • Drainage ditch solutions to redirect water

  • Landscape drainage solutions to prevent erosion

  • Grading adjustments to control water flow

These solutions are designed to stop water before it becomes a bigger issue.

How Our Drainage Systems Are Designed to Prevent Water Problems

Every drainage system we install is designed based on how water moves across your property.

We look at factors like water runoff, soil conditions, and elevation to build a system that works long-term.

Our design and installation process may include:

  • French drains using perforated pipe to move water underground

  • Catch basins and yard drains to collect standing water

  • Trench drains for areas where surface water builds up quickly

  • Drainage ditch solutions to redirect heavy runoff

  • Adjustments around irrigation systems to prevent oversaturation

The goal is simple — control how water flows so you can prevent water damage to your yard, foundation, and outdoor space.

Flexible Financing Available

Unexpected drainage, foundation, and crawlspace problems don't always happen at the right time—and waiting can lead to even more costly damage.

Through Wisetack, qualified homeowners can finance their project with simple monthly payments, making it easier to protect their home without delaying the work.

✓ Quick application process
✓ No home equity required
✓ Monthly payment options available
✓ No prepayment penalties

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Get a Yard Drainage Solution That Actually Works

If your yard stays wet after it rains, the problem isn’t going to fix itself.

We’ll take a look at how water is moving across your property, explain what’s causing the issue, and recommend a solution that makes sense.

No guesswork. No unnecessary systems.

We’ve talked homeowners out of full drainage systems when they didn’t need one — and we’ll do the same for you.

Request a Drainage Evaluation