Effective drainage is the foundation of every successful landscape and construction project. At Clean Green, we design and install drainage systems that move water efficiently away from structures, landscapes, and hardscapes—protecting your property from erosion, flooding, and foundation damage. Our team provides complete drainage solutions for residential and commercial sites across North Texas, combining practical experience with proven installation methods to ensure dependable, long-term performance.
Don't Let Poor Drainage Damage Your Property
Drainage is one of the most important yet often underestimated aspects of site development and landscape construction. Whether it’s a residential yard or a commercial property, effective drainage requires careful planning and precise installation. While it may seem as simple as connecting a few pipes and catch basins, a truly functional system must account for multiple factors including site topography, soil composition, runoff patterns, pipe slope, and sizing. Overlooking these details can lead to poor flow, standing water, erosion, or even structural damage over time. Properly designed and executed drainage systems protect buildings, landscapes, and paved surfaces alike, ensuring long-term performance and peace of mind.
Drainage Systems We Install
Surface DrainsSurface drains—also called catch-basin systems—collect water from low spots, downspouts, and paved areas. Solid pipe carries the water to a safe discharge point, preventing erosion and eliminating standing water on lawns, patios, and walkways. An effective solution for heavy surface runoff or roof drainage.
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French DrainsFrench drains are subsurface systems that capture and redirect excess water before it can pool or cause damage. Each system is carefully graded and installed using perforated pipe, filter fabric, and clean gravel to ensure efficient flow and long-term reliability. Ideal for areas with persistent standing water or where foundation protection is needed.
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Sump SystemsSump systems are used where gravity drainage isn’t practical. These collect and pump water away from low areas, basins, or crawl spaces—ideal for sites with limited slope. Reliable for both commercial and residential applications where traditional gravity systems can’t perform effectively.
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Dry WellsDry wells are underground structures that collect and disperse excess runoff into the surrounding soil. They’re commonly used to manage water from downspouts or isolated puddling areas where a gravity drain is impractical. Properly installed dry wells reduce surface water buildup and relieve pressure on other drainage systems.
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Our Drainage Installation Process
Consultation: |
Every successful drainage project starts with a detailed on-site consultation. Our team meets with you to understand the drainage issues, review problem areas, and assess site conditions such as grading, soil type, and water flow patterns. We then outline the best system options for your property, explaining how each will manage runoff effectively. This step ensures your solution is tailored to both your site and your long-term goals.
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Plan & Prepare: |
After the consultation, our team determines the best layout and system approach for your property. Depending on the scope, this may include a full drainage design or a simple field layout for smaller projects. We identify optimal locations for catch basins, piping routes, and discharge points to ensure efficient water flow and minimal disruption to existing landscaping. Pipe sizing, materials, and slopes are carefully planned based on site conditions and expected runoff, setting the foundation for a reliable installation.
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Expert Installation: |
Our installation team follows the approved design with precision, using only high-quality materials and proven techniques. Whether the project involves a French drain, surface basin system, or sump installation, every component is set with care to achieve consistent, long-term performance. Each system is installed to meet Clean Green’s quality standards for accuracy, durability, and proper flow.
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