Drainage inspection
We walk the lot, find where water sits, and mark a line that can discharge legally. Then you get a written quote.
High corners and low spots
Where does water enter the lot? Where does it stop? Fence lines and side yards tell most of the story on clay.
Downspouts and roof load
Two story gutters on a small pad dump a lot of water in a small strip. We note whether the drain should start at the spout.
Discharge path
Daylight, pop up, or approved tie in. HOA and city rules matter before we cut.
Written quote
Scope and price on paper. Typical local quotes often land between $2,800 and $6,500 depending on what we measured.