Home/Residential Drainage

Trench drains, also known as channel drains, are perfect for redirecting water away from your garage and foundation. Prevent flooding and other collateral damage by installing a channel at the mouth of your driveway. Storm water can be diverted to a lower point or existing drainage runs.

Keep rain water out of your pool and pool water off walkways with proper drainage systems. There are a variety of options that will quickly remove water with grates that are friendly to bare feet.

Downspouts can become even more effective when coupled with a downspout drainage basin. By adding a catch basin to an existing downspout, you can isolate and divert storm water away from your home and keep your basement dry. Catch basins come in a variety of sizes (up to 24″ square), with grates available in plastic, brass or cast iron options.

Trench or channel drains in the shower open up the bathroom space. It also makes bathing easier for the aging and for baths that need to be ADA compliant. A shower with a trench drain across the entrance keeps water confined to the shower enclosure while making the walkway free of obstructions.

Many damp and leaky basement walls can be resolved by simply addressing the downspouts around your home. A perimeter trench drain system can keep water from reaching your home and other nearby structures.

Trench drains for patios and sidewalks are designed to prevent water from pooling in low spots. In the case of a sidewalk, water usually pools at the base of steps when the sidewalk is sloped toward the step, leaving no place for the water to drain.