French drain installation in Cedar Park, TX
Established Buttercup Creek lots and newer plats both hold water. Mature oaks, clay, and short downspouts are the usual mix.
Cedar Park is the established lot city in this set. Buttercup Creek, the 183 spine, and older ranch plats have mature live oaks, irrigation that has run for decades, and clay pockets that never showed on a builder drawing. After a three inch Hill Country rain the water does not sheet to a creek. It sits in the side yard, under the play set, and against the slab where the downspout was left short.
Newer Cedar Park plats repeat the Liberty Hill story with different streets: cut and fill, fence line ponds, and HOA rules against surface pipe. Established lots add roots, beds, and tight access that need a careful mark before the trencher runs.
You get a drainage inspection, a marked line, and a French drain that moves that water to a daylight, pop up, or approved tie in. We do not publish a coupon floor and we do not teach you to rent a trencher. Scope and price land on paper after we walk the yard.
Jobs around here often quote $2,800 to $6,500 for typical residential lines. Liberty Hill is our primary city; we also install in Leander, Georgetown, and Round Rock.
Trees and beds change the path. We inspect before we cut. How inspection works.
Quote for a Cedar Park yard
Jobs around here often quote $2,800 to $6,500. Your number follows length, soil, downspouts, discharge, and restore. Inspection first.
Get a drainage quote
Tell us the city and what you see after a rain. We reply about an inspection and a written quote.