Regrading is one of the simplest ways to improve drainage. When done correctly, it can negate the need for underground pipe systems. Tri-Star will assess your property, identity problem areas, and provide a regrading plan that looks great and solves your problem(s) once and for all.

A lawn drain can help move water away from a single low spot in a yard. Adding underground pipes for downspouts is one of the easiest ways to carry water away from a home’s foundation. We can recommend corrugated pipe, perforated corrugated pipe, or solid green pipe depending on your needs and budget.

French drains are a common way to help drain water away from your property. A French drain is essentially perforated pipe encased in gravel that allows water to enter into a drainage channel underground, but also continue to soak into the ground when possible.

Dry creek beds are essentially drainage ditches filled with river rocks that allow water to flow away from your problem area. The stones prevent erosion, even during periods of heavy flow.

Artificial swales are infiltration basins designed to manage water runoff, filter pollutants, and increase rainwater infiltration. While these are mostly used in commercial applications and planned communities, they also can be useful for private residences.