A lot of North Kitsap sits on dense, slow-draining soil, and we get a lot of rain. Add a clogged downspout or a yard that slopes the wrong way, and you get puddles that never dry out.
Instead of guessing, we trace where the water comes from and where it's trying to go, then fix that, whether it's regrading, redirecting downspouts, clearing drains or adding gravel and drainage paths.
What's included
Finding the source of standing water
Regrading low spots
Redirecting downspouts
Clearing and fixing yard drains
Gravel drainage paths
Fixing what's killing the grass
Recent work
Retaining wall base with drain pipe, gravel and fabricDigging out and preparing the base for a new path
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"The owner cares and will find the root of your problem. The owner and the workers are intelligent hard-working problem solvers."
Common questions
Why is part of my yard always wet?
Common causes are slow-draining soil, a low spot, a clogged drain or a downspout dumping water in the wrong place. We'll find out which.
Can you fix it without tearing up the whole yard?
Usually. Once we know the cause, the fix is often smaller than people expect.
