Get the Big Picture with Bird’s Eye View Construction: Surface and French Drain Installation
formation within crawl spaces. These issues can cause expensive damage, resulting in hefty repair bills that can devalue your property. It is crucial to recognize the signs of poor drainage, such as soft spots in yards or crawlspaces, overflowing gutters, and standing water around downspouts, and take action to redirect water away from these areas.
Bird’s Eye View Construction is the solution to your drainage issues. With options for improving drainage, including traditional surface and French drains, Bird’s Eye View Construction specializes in drainage systems that effectively manage large volumes of rainwater.
away from structures and into the soil below. These critical installations ensure that subterranean moisture never has a chance to wreak havoc on foundations or threaten home integrity.
The experienced professionals at Bird’s Eye View Construction are knowledgeable in all aspects of drainage installation, providing you with quality service and professional installation. With their customized design solutions and high-quality parts and materials, Bird’s Eye View Construction will help you get the big picture when it comes to your project.
How can you determine whether you require the installation of a surface drainage system or a French drain?
1
Surface drainage systems are typically used to divert water away from a property’s foundation or other areas where water can cause damage. If you have water pooling near your foundation, in your yard, or on your driveway or patio, a surface drainage system may be the best solution.
2
French drains, on the other hand, are typically used to address groundwater issues, such as standing water or a soggy lawn. If you have waterlogged soil or standing water in your yard, a French drain may be a better solution.
3
Consider the slope of your yard. If your yard has a significant slope, a surface drainage system may be more effective at diverting water away from your home, while a French drain may be more effective if your yard has a more gradual slope.
4
Consider the amount of rainfall your area receives. If you live in an area with heavy rainfall, a surface drainage system may be more effective at quickly removing large amounts of water, while a French drain may be better suited for handling smaller amounts of water over a longer period of time.