Drainage Solutions

Dresen Landscaping specializes in drainage solutions that eliminate water problems along residential foundations or standing water throughout a yard.

All photos in our galleries are authentic and display original work performed exclusively by Dresen Landscaping LLC

Workers buried the sump pump discharge and trenched 4 inch SDR-35 to rear of yard, away from foundation. Work performed in Mount Pleasant, WI.
Concrete sidewalk slab lifted to allow sump pump line to be buried and run to rear of yard, away from house in Mount Pleasant, WI.
Core drilling downspout into storm sewer with 4" SDR-35 PVC
PVC pipe connects to the residences downspouts to carry water away from the foundation.
Perforated drain tile with filter sock installed to mitigate standing water in ditch.
Surface water catch basin installed to increase intake of water into drain tile.
Six inch drain tile and surface catch basin backfilled with pea gravel alleviate surface water.
Grade is monitored to ensure proper pitch of drain tile.
A storm water catch basin collects larger amounts of water runoff from a parking lot in Mount Pleasant, WI.
A trench is made to install a French swale which helps alleviate standing water without having a visible swale in your yard.
4 inch perforated drain tile wrapped with a nylon sock is set in the trench. Water that seeps into the soil will enter the perforated drain tile and the sock keeps out debris.
3/8 inch clear limestone chips are backfilled in the trench to help water enter the perforated drain tile.
PVC connected to downspouts carry water away from building in Caledonia.
SDR-35 PVC trenched to carry water away from building in Caledonia.
Preparing trench bed to lay PVC pipe. Workers measure the correct amount of pitch.
SDR-35 PVC trenched to carry water away from building in Caledonia.
A trencher is used to install perforated drain tile under a baseball field at Smolenski Park in Mount Pleasant.
Perforated drain tile will prevent standing water on the infield.
Perforated drain tile with nylon sock is laid in the trenches under the baseball field.
Existing soil will backfill the trench. A flat surface will result, no swale can be seen.
The drain tile is laid with pitch for water to exit offsite.