Every project below is fixed-scope - a defined package, not a mystery invoice. Built for Midwest soils and sized for Midwest frost, installed by pros. Utility locates are handled on every dig, and electrical work, where needed, is always by a licensed electrician.
Every one of these started as a problem someone had lived with for years. Standing water, a foundation taking on runoff, a yard nobody wanted to walk across. Here's what the other side looks like.
A backyard that pooled after every stormDry creek bed and regraded lawn - water gone, yard usable again
Runoff pounding a foundation cornerRiver-stone catch basin and rain chain - the water has somewhere to go
A commercial entrance that flooded at the curbSignature rain garden and inlet - stormwater managed, and a front door worth walking up to
A tired commercial frontage that shed water onto the lotNative beds, edged stone, and drains - curb appeal and stormwater in one pass
Turn an eyesore into a feature. Copper rain chain, stone catch basin, and native plantings that make the downspout look like it was always meant to be there. This one's about looks, not drainage - it dresses up the discharge without relocating the water. Installed in one day.
Water dumping at your foundation? We trench a proper buried line in solid PVC - not the corrugated pipe that clogs and crushes - and daylight it where it belongs. Both ends finished with a river-stone surround, so the inlet and outlet look designed, not patched. Utility-located, backfilled, turf restored. One visit, built to outlast the house.
Free water for your garden. Barrel, diverter, level base, overflow handled. One visit.
A creek bed that moves real water and looks like it was always there - graded stone over a solid-PVC core, hand-set river rock, not a shovel-line of gravel. Solves the soggy strip and photographs beautifully.
Standing water in the yard? A properly built French drain - solid-PVC collection line, clean stone, filter fabric done right - moves it underground and away. Not the corrugated pipe that silts up in three seasons. Fixed price, no surprises.
One downspout, one hundred square feet of native blooms that drink your roof water. Pollinators included.
Serious rain capture without the tank. A linked bank of barrels, plumbed as one system, finished clean.
A full-scale rain garden designed for Indiana clay - engineered drawdown, curated native plant palette, built to be the best-looking thing on the street.
The complete picture: dry creek bed feeding a signature rain garden. Moves the water, then puts it to work.
Slimline cistern with a cedar screen surround - rain storage that looks like landscape architecture, not a plastic tank.
Serious storage, completely out of sight. A buried 1,700-gallon cistern capturing your roof water for irrigation reuse.
Every downspout, every drainage issue, one integrated system - diversion, garden, and buried storage working together. Quoted after an on-site walk.
Either way, it starts with a photo and a conversation.
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