Water retention is a property's ability to hold onto rainwater, and achieving this can be accomplished through methods like dry creeks and French drains. Dry creeks, resembling natural streambeds winding through your landscape, capture runoff during heavy rain. On the other hand, French drains are hidden underground trenches filled with gravel and perforated pipe. While both methods address water retention, dry creeks offer the additional benefit of adding a beautiful, natural touch to your landscape.
Tom Ediss Landscape, Inc. Natural waterways inspire dry creeks, which are beautiful, rock-lined channels that capture rainwater runoff during downpours. Unlike overflowing gutters and flooded yards, dry creeks act as hidden reservoirs, slowly releasing the captured water into the soil.
This prevents flooding, replenishes groundwater, and combats erosion. Our expert team designs and installs dry creeks customized to your landscape, ensuring optimal water flow and a natural aesthetic. We use a variety of stones and sizes to create a visually appealing feature that complements your surroundings. With proper maintenance, your dry creek will become a functional and beautiful addition to your property for years to come. Every property can benefit from an assessment of these aspects and water retention features are a good way to prevent flooding issues.
Don't let excess water threaten your foundation. Our French drain design and installation services offer a discreet and effective solution. We create a network of underground trenches filled with gravel and perforated pipe, allowing water to seep in from the surrounding soil and be channeled away from your foundation, basement, or other vulnerable areas. Our experienced team customizes French drain designs to fit your needs, ensuring proper water flow and optimal protection. We use high-quality materials for long-lasting performance and ensure proper installation to prevent future problems.
With a French drain system from us, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing your property is safeguarded against water damage. If you have noticed any of these signs, call us to schedule an onsite visit to assess the situation. Our team will provide suitable solutions to fix the problem. For information about our water retention installations and other hardscaping services, call Tom Ediss Landscape, Inc.
