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What We DoStanding water, soggy lawns, erosion, runoff issues, and drainage problems can be caused by poor grading, compacted soil, runoff concentration, drainage failures, or improper water flow around the property. Simply redirecting water without correcting the root issue can create new drainage problems elsewhere. Working with screened and vetted TrustPatrick contractors helps homeowners reduce the risk of recurring drainage and erosion issues.
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Soggy yards are often caused by poor drainage, compacted soil, low areas, runoff concentration, or improper grading around the property.
Yes. Poor drainage can contribute to erosion, dying grass, mulch washout, shifting hardscapes, and long-term landscape damage.
Drainage improvements may involve grading, swales, drainage systems, runoff management, soil improvements, or water redirection depending on the property conditions.
No. Some drainage issues can be improved through grading adjustments, drainage modifications, or runoff management without major excavation work.
For ContractorsHomeowners dealing with standing water and drainage problems are often searching for contractors who can properly solve the issue instead of masking symptoms temporarily. Contractors who focus on long-term workmanship and professionalism frequently stand out through TrustPatrick.
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