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Serving Georgetown, Texas
French Drain in Georgetown.
Persistent wet areas need a site-specific response. A French drain may be part of that response, but the first step is understanding where water comes from, how it moves, and where it can appropriately discharge.
Discuss your property ↗Follow the water beyond the property’s low point.
Georgetown’s stormwater guidance describes how runoff reaches local waterways through drains and ditches. A drainage proposal therefore needs to identify a suitable destination for collected water, not simply move it away from a wet patch. A buried drain without a workable discharge route can leave the original problem unresolved.
Map roof discharge, irrigation and neighboring grades separately during the assessment. Bring photos taken while water is moving, not just after the yard has dried. Ask the proposal to identify outlet location, maintenance access and the surfaces restored after excavation. Larger flows or uncertain downstream conditions may need civil review before a landscape contractor can define the installation.
Local reference: Georgetown stormwater program. Confirm requirements for your address and scope with the responsible authority.
Plan your project.
- Review of recurring wet areas and affected landscape features
- Discussion of collection points and discharge routes
- Drainage work coordinated with beds, paths, and irrigation
- Restoration of landscape surfaces within the agreed scope
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What to share with us.
Send the property address, current photographs, any available plans, and your proposed scope. For an occupied commercial property, include access restrictions and scheduling requirements. For a home, identify the areas you want to retain as well as those you want to change.
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