Basement French Drains for Orchard Hill homeowners
Under Orchard Hill the clay sits on rock, so water soaking in stops going down and travels sideways through the top few feet of soil. A basement footing sits in that zone and takes the water as it passes.
Because these are rural lots with no storm drainage, all the rain that falls has to move through the ground, and the volume reaching the foundation is higher than it would be in town. That makes both interception and interior drainage worth having.
Acreage makes the discharge straightforward. Where the land falls away we run a gravity line as far as needed, which costs nothing to operate. The interior channel goes in around the footing in washed stone with fabric, and the shallow rock sets how deep we can reasonably go.
Our basement french drains scope is the same on every Orchard Hill home, whatever the Spalding County ground turns out to be doing.
- Industry-standard installation
- High-quality, long-lasting materials
- Custom-designed for your basement
- Channels water safely to a sump pump
