Drainage

Drainage 08/18/2011

Proper Drainage is key to a healthy landscape. At Ball Contracting we will design and install a strategic drainage system specific to your location. Our drainage systems will meet your needs as well as comply with local storm-water laws and permits. Drainage systems are needed to fix issues with standing water, storm-water run-off, or other water problem areas.

NJ and FL Drainage Systems Construction Services

French Drains- Stop surface water from invading your home before it reaches the foundation with an outdoor French drain system.
Dry Wells- Instead of adding excess water from downspouts and drains to your lawn, drywells are sub surface chambers that store and dispose water back into the ground naturally.
Surface Drains- Eliminate wet areas that can form into ice or stop water from seeping into garage doors with surface catch basins and strip drains.
Gutter Drains- Take the water coming off your roof away from your home to prevent flooding and property damage.
Storm Drains- Large scale water issues need large scale solutions, storm drains help you when the weather is at its worst.
Drainage Pits- Areas designated as drainage basins will keep wet areas away from where you and your family are.
Drainage Piping- The right choice of piping product depends on the conditions and the needs of the system, only a professional will be able to help with these important decisions.
Box Drains- Simple box drains can make the difference of a wet lawn or patio and a dry one.
Driveway Drains- Many driveways slope towards your home and there is not much to stop the water runoff from entering your garage or basement, strip drains will stop water in its tracks.
Backyard Drains- A dry healthy lawn is the key to enjoying your back yard.
Standing Water Drainage Solutions- Sometimes it’s as simple as soil composition and adding gravel to wet areas to make them usable.

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Bill "The Landscape Guy"

I started in Landscape Construction when I was 10 years old on the streets of NJ. My neighbors watched me pull a lawn mower behind my bike before I was old enough to have a truck. I started with a 22" Lawn Mower and a burning desire to be #1 and quickly built a multi-million dollar construction business with no capital. Now, with over 32 years experience, I'm still learning everyday (even though my wife would argue that). Let me help you plan your next Landscape Construction Project.

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