French Drains & Drainage Contractor in the Hudson Valley, NY
Soggy yard, standing water, or a wet basement? We install French drains, dig drainage trenches, and regrade yards so water moves away from your lawn, beds, and foundation.
We do it with full-size excavation equipment, so trenching, culverts, and regrading can all happen on one job. Free on-site drainage assessments across Ulster, Dutchess, and Orange counties.
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Free on-site drainage assessment — call to schedule yours.
What we fix
- French drains — Buried drainage that carries water away from problem areas.
- Drainage trenching — Trenching to carry water to a better spot on the property.
- Culverts — Culvert pipe to move water under driveways and paths.
- Yard drainage — Solutions for standing water and soggy sections of lawn.
- Regrading — Reshaping the ground so water flows where it should.
- Foundation drainage — Moving water away from the house to help keep basements dry.
How it works
- Free on-site assessment — We walk the property, find where the water's coming from, and talk options.
- Clear written quote — You get the scope and price in writing before any work starts.
- One local crew — The same crew from start to finish — no handoffs.
Signs you need a drain
- Standing water after rain
- A soggy lawn that never dries out
- Water pooling against the foundation
- Water in the basement after heavy rain
- Washed-out beds or mulch
Service area
We work throughout the Hudson Valley, including Ulster, Dutchess, and Orange counties. See our service area.
Common questions
Who installs French drains near me?
We do, across Ulster, Dutchess, and Orange counties in the Hudson Valley. Call (845) 303-0769 or send the quote form for a free on-site drainage assessment.
How do I know if I need a drain?
Common signs: standing water after rain, a soggy lawn that never dries out, water pooling against the foundation, or washed-out beds and mulch. We offer a free on-site drainage assessment to look at it in person.
What is a French drain?
A French drain is a buried, gravel-filled trench with a perforated pipe that collects water and carries it away from the problem area to a better spot on the property.
Can you regrade my yard at the same time?
Yes. Grading and leveling are part of our excavation services with full-size equipment, so drainage and regrading are often planned together on one job.
What does a drainage assessment involve?
We visit the property, look at where water collects and where it needs to go, and talk through options. The assessment is free — call (845) 303-0769 or send the quote form.