Trench drains are commonly used for
- Driveways and garage entrances
- Patios and pool decks
- Commercial parking lots and loading zones
- Walkways, entryways and concrete surfaces
- Areas prone to flooding or runoff buildup
Trench drains capture heavy surface water along a linear grate and direct it into an underground drainage system. They are especially useful where water moves quickly across driveways, garage entries, patios and other hard surfaces.
Trench drains collect surface water across driveways, walkways, patios, and other paved areas, helping prevent water pooling, reduce runoff, and protect surrounding surfaces from water damage.
Choosing the right trench drain, properly sizing the drainage channel, and ensuring correct installation helps collect surface water efficiently and direct it away from driveways, walkways, patios, and other paved areas.
Installation begins with a site evaluation to determine placement, slope and the discharge point. The channel is set to the correct elevation and connected to an underground outlet so water can move away efficiently.
Because the collection area runs across a wider line instead of relying on one small inlet, trench drains can be very effective where fast-moving surface water crosses paved areas.
Service area: Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Owasso, Jenks and surrounding communities.
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