
Excavation for Drainage: Why Most French Drains Fail
Excavation for drainage means cutting into the ground to change where water goes, using regrading, swales, French drains, catch basins, or a culvert tie-in. On
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Excavation for drainage means cutting into the ground to change where water goes, using regrading, swales, French drains, catch basins, or a culvert tie-in. On

Preparing your property for excavation comes down to four things: get your utilities marked, confirm your permits, clear a path for the equipment, and flag

If you’re planning any major ground work — a new home, a pond, better drainage, or a utility line — excavation is where it starts.