Yard Drainage Solutions in Aledo, TX
French drains, drainage swales, catch basins, and grading that move water away from your home and yard. Built for Parker County clay, priced flat before we start.
When spring rain falls over Parker County, yards that drained fine in August turn into ponds and standing water doesn't just look bad. It kills grass, breeds mosquitoes, rots fence posts, floods crawl spaces and slabs, and slowly undermines the grading around your foundation. Revamp Removal designs and installs yard drainage systems across Aledo, Parker County, and Tarrant County that fix the actual cause where the water goes instead of just moving the puddle somewhere new.
We pair real drainage knowledge with our own equipment and grading experience that dig, shape, and finish the work properly. One crew, one flat quote, and a yard that sheds water the way it should.
Drainage solutions we install
French drains — perforated pipe in gravel trenches that intercepts subsurface water and carries it away from foundations, low spots, and saturated beds
Drainage swales — shallow, graded channels shaped into your yard that steer surface runoff toward the street, ditch, or designated outlet instead of your slab
Catch basins and area drains — collection points at low spots and hardscape edges that capture water and pipe it where you want it
Downspout and gutter drain routing — buried piping that carries roof runoff away from the foundation instead of dumping it at the base of your walls
Re-grading for drainage — correcting negative grade around foundations and re-shaping yard contours so water flows out, not in
Dry creek beds — decorative rock channels that handle heavy runoff and look intentional doing it
Trenching for utilities and irrigation — clean, narrow trenches dug and backfilled properly
Signs your yard has a drainage problem
If any of these sound familiar, water is costing you money somewhere:
Puddles that sit for more than a day after rain
Water pooling against the foundation or in the crawlspace
Mushy, squelching grass zones weeks after rain
Mulch, gravel, or soil washing out of beds every storm
Foundation cracks, doors sticking, or soil pulling away from the slab
Mosquito problems that spike every summer
A sump pump (or a neighbor's) that never stops running
The earlier water is redirected, the cheaper the fix. A swale installed this year prevents the foundation repair quote three years from now.
How we fix it water goes out, not down
Every yard is different, but the diagnosis process is the same:
1. Walk the property with you. We find where water enters, where it sits, and why. clay soil, negative grading, roof runoff, or a neighbor's sheet flow crossing your line. Free, onsite, no pressure.
2. Design the route out. Water needs a destination. street, ditch, drainage easement, or dry well. We design the shortest, gravity-fed route possible. French drains for subsurface water, swales and regrading for surface flow, catch basins where water collects in tight spots.
3. Install. Cut clean lines, set proper fall (the slope that makes water actually flow), and place gravel and pipe correctly. Shallow fixes fail in the first big rain. We build for the storm after the storm you're worried about.
4. Finish and clean up. Trenches backfilled, soil shaped, sod or seed options discussed, work area raked out. When we leave, the only evidence is water going where it's supposed to.
Drainage pricing
Drainage work is quoted per project after we walk the property. linear footage, depth, soil conditions, and outlet options all factor in. simple downspout routing starts lower. Estimates are always free. call 817-298-8724 or use the form to schedule your walkthrough.
Serving Parker & Tarrant County
Yard drainage installations throughout Aledo, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Annetta, Weatherford, Springtown, Brock, Millsap, Benbrook, Azle, Fort Worth's western neighborhoods, and the surrounding area.
Frequently asked questions
What's better for my yard? a French drain or a swale? They solve different halves of the problem. Swales and re-grading handle water flowing across your yard's surface; French drains handle water soaking through the soil below the surface. Many yards need a combination. We'll tell you honestly which one (or both) your situation calls for after a walkthrough. some problems just need re grading, and we won't sell you pipe you don't need.
Will a French drain clog with our clay soil? Not if it's built right. Clay clogs drains that skip the filter fabric or skimp on gravel surrounding the pipe. We wrap and bed ours correctly so the drain keeps working for decades, not two seasons.
Where does the water actually go? That's the whole design question. Common outlets: the street gutter, a roadside ditch, a drainage easement, or a dry well on large properties. We identify your practical outlet during the walkthrough before quoting.
Do you work on new construction grading? Yes! final grading, swale shaping, and drainage correction ahead of sod for builders and contractors.
How long does installation take? Most residential French drains and swales are completed in 1–3 days. Larger re grading projects vary with the acreage.
Does drainage work tear up my yard? There's no way to bury pipe without a trench, but we minimize it compact-track machines that spread the load, straight-line digging, and careful backfill and finish work. Most yards recover with a season's growth.
Standing water isn't going to fix itself. Call or text 817-298-8724 to schedule your free drainage walkthrough — or send the form below and we'll set a time to assess your property.