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Drainage sub-service

Professional French Drain Installation

French drains collect subsurface water through a perforated pipe surrounded by free-draining material. They are commonly used to address saturated soil, foundation moisture and standing water where groundwater is part of the problem.

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French Drain Installation by Edgington Construction
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Where French drains help

French drains help redirect excess groundwater away from foundations, yards, and other problem areas, reducing water buildup and keeping your property better protected from drainage issues.

Where French drains help

  • Groundwater collection A perforated pipe collects water that moves through the surrounding gravel and directs it away.
  • Foundation protection French drains can reduce moisture pressure around foundations and basement areas when properly located.
  • Landscape drainage They can improve soggy lawn areas and reduce persistent saturation in low or slow-draining soil.
  • Retaining wall drainage Subsurface drainage can help relieve water pressure behind retaining structures.
  • Residential systems Home projects are typically designed around yards, foundations, patios and localized drainage issues.
  • Commercial systems Larger sites may require higher-capacity pipe, deeper excavation and coordination with broader stormwater infrastructure.
How the service works

Plan the right solution before the work starts.

Proper drain placement, suitable gravel and perforated piping, and a clear discharge path help French drains move excess groundwater away from foundations and low-lying areas.

01

What is a French drain?

The system uses a perforated pipe at the bottom of a trench surrounded by gravel or rock. Filter fabric helps separate soil from the drainage material so the system can continue moving water instead of clogging with sediment.

02

French drain vs. gutter drain

A French drain is designed for subsurface water, while a gutter or tightline drain carries concentrated roof runoff through solid pipe. Some properties benefit from both systems because they solve different water sources.

03

Residential vs. commercial applications

The drainage principle is similar, but commercial systems can require greater capacity, deeper trenches and more complex discharge planning.

Service area: Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Owasso, Jenks and surrounding areas.

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