Protect your foundation
Water pooling against the walls soaks the soil, adds pressure and can lead to cracks and settling over time.
Lambertville · Temperance · Toledo area
We bury your downspout extensions and carry rainwater out to a pop-up emitter in the yard. No more soggy flower beds, splash blocks or plastic extensions to trip over and mow around.
Every inch of rain on a typical roof sheds a lot of water, and your downspouts dump it right next to the house. Burying the extension moves it out where it belongs.
Water pooling against the walls soaks the soil, adds pressure and can lead to cracks and settling over time.
Less water at the foundation means less water looking for a way into your basement or crawl space.
No more washed-out mulch, bare patches and muddy trenches carved out under every downspout.
Above-ground extensions get kicked, crushed by mowers and tripped over. Buried lines are out of sight and out of the way.
We connect each downspout to a buried drain line that carries roof water well away from the house.
The line ends at a pop-up emitter that opens when water flows and closes flush with the lawn when it stops.
Catch basins collect water from low spots, patios or multiple downspouts and send it into the drain line.
Reshaping soil around the house so the ground slopes away from the foundation instead of toward it.
Got a buried line that's crushed or backing up? We can dig it out and put in a new one.
Trenches get backfilled, compacted and finished so your yard looks good once the job is done.
Call or send the form. We look at your downspouts, the slope of the yard and where the water should go, then give you a quote.
We cut a narrow trench from each downspout out to the discharge point, keeping a steady downhill pitch.
Drain pipe goes in and connects to the downspout, ending at a pop-up emitter or catch basin.
We backfill, tamp and clean up, leaving just a small emitter cap in the grass.



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We serve homes within about 10 miles of zip code 48144, including:
Not sure if you're in range? Just call (419) 515-9514 and ask.
It's a buried drain pipe connected to the bottom of your downspout. Instead of dumping water right next to the house, it carries it under the lawn and releases it farther away, usually through a pop-up emitter.
A small cap at the end of the line that sits flush with the grass. When water flows, the pressure lifts the lid and lets it out. When the rain stops, it drops closed again.
We dig a narrow trench, and when the pipe is in we backfill and restore the lawn so the line is out of sight.
Often, yes. Depending on the layout, downspouts can run to their own emitters or be tied together into a catch basin. We'll look at your setup during the estimate.
It depends on how many downspouts you have, how far the water needs to go and the layout of your yard. Estimates are free, so call (419) 515-9514 and we'll take a look.
We work within about 10 miles of zip 48144, which covers Lambertville, Temperance and the Toledo area. Call if you're not sure.
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(419) 515-9514