Drainage issues happen when water doesn’t have a proper place to go, causing it to collect in your yard or around your home. You might notice puddles that stick around, soggy grass, or water pooling near your foundation. Over time, this can lead to muddy spots, damaged plants, and even bigger problems like erosion or structural damage if it’s not taken care of.

Site prep, or site development, is all about getting your property ready before any major landscaping or construction begins. This can include clearing brush or trees, removing debris, grading the land, and making sure the ground is stable and properly sloped for drainage. A solid site prep sets the foundation for everything that follows, helping your project run smoothly and preventing problems down the line.

​Grading is the process of shaping and leveling the ground using dirt or gravel to create a smooth, stable surface. It’s used to make sure water flows away from your home or property instead of pooling in unwanted areas. Proper grading not only improves the look of your landscape but also helps prevent drainage problems, erosion, and foundation issues.

Retaining walls are structures designed to restrain soil to a slope that it would not naturally keep to. They are used to bound soils between two different elevations often in areas of terrain possessing undesirable slopes or in areas where the landscape needs to be shaped severely and engineered more specifically.