Surface Drainage
Professional surface drainage solutions to control runoff and protect your property, serving Cass County, MO and Johnson & Miami Counties, KS.
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The Importance of Surface Drainage
Surface drainage systems manage water before it becomes a problem. By directing runoff away from buildings, livestock areas, and working land, surface drainage helps prevent erosion, flooding, and long-term property damage.
Why Surface Drainage Matters
Prevents water pooling around structures, driveways, and walkways
Reduces erosion that damages soil, slopes, and landscapes
Helps prevent flooding in low or flat areas
Protects foundations from excess surface water
Improves usability of yards, paddocks, and work areas
Surface drainage is especially important in flat terrain or areas with heavy rainfall where water cannot naturally move away on its own.
Common Surface Drainage Solutions
We design surface drainage systems based on site conditions, slope, and water volume, including:
Swales to naturally guide water away from structures
French drains for perimeter runoff control
Catch basins in driveways and low spots
Gutter and downspout drainage to move roof runoff safely away
Permeable surfaces to reduce runoff buildup
Rain gardens for controlled absorption and runoff reduction
Benefits Beyond Water Control
Protects soil quality and prevents washouts
Reduces standing water, limiting insects and mud
Extends the life of driveways, pads, and walkways
Prevents costly repairs caused by unmanaged runoff
Built for Real-World Conditions
Every surface drainage system is designed to work with:
Existing slope and elevation
Soil type and compaction
Water volume and flow patterns
Nearby structures, livestock areas, and traffic zones
📞 Call 913-484-5000 to discuss your drainage system or runoff control needs.
Jim from Lees Summit Mo said..
"I had water coming up in my yard and couldn't figure out where it was coming from. John and his crew came out and installed a french drain and I no longer have standing water in my yard"