Share The Details
Contact Tyler with the property address, photographs from a clear location and the concern you want reviewed.
A French drain is a subsurface drainage option for suitable site conditions.

FRENCH DRAIN INSTALLATION
A French drain is a subsurface drainage option for suitable site conditions. We review where water collects, the surrounding grade and whether a workable outlet is available before proposing a trench route.
Confirm the property jurisdiction before combining tree work with changes to the yard. Lilburn’s stormwater division reviews tree canopy, erosion, stream buffers and drainage plans.

LOCAL PLANNING NOTES
Trace water from the roof or paved area to the wet spot so the proposed drainage work addresses the source.
The property address determines the governing jurisdiction. Discuss the project scope before work is scheduled.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY
Call or request a free estimate to discuss the tree care, drainage or outdoor work your property needs.

THE WORK INVOLVED
An installation needs a continuous route from the collection area to a suitable discharge location. The surface above the trench and nearby roots or utilities influence the work. Confirm the restoration included rather than assuming a trench provides finished lawn.

YOUR PROPERTY AFTER THE WORK
A drainage route should remain understandable after the trench is covered. Ask where accessible components and the outlet will be located. Keep later planting or yard improvements from blocking the discharge or changing the collection area.
FROM FIRST CALL TO SERVICE DAY
Contact Tyler with the property address, photographs from a clear location and the concern you want reviewed.
Check the listed work, cleanup and any separate finishing items. Ask about anything you want clarified before accepting the scope.
Confirm timing and access. Discuss vehicles, pets and any items that need to be moved from the agreed work area.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
No. The source of the water, grade and outlet options determine whether it is an appropriate solution.
The proposed discharge path is reviewed before installation. An outlet must be suitable for the property and project requirements.
Confirm the final surface treatment in the estimate. Trenching and complete lawn restoration are separate scope decisions.
Confirm the property jurisdiction before combining tree work with changes to the yard. Lilburn’s stormwater division reviews tree canopy, erosion, stream buffers and drainage plans. Confirm the governing jurisdiction for the property before relying on a permit exemption.
Call Tyler at 470 701 2806 or request a free estimate. Share the address and the work you want reviewed.