Review The Property
Water pooling at the top, ends or base of a wall needs review alongside the surrounding grade.
Water pooling at the top, ends or base of a wall needs review alongside the surrounding grade.

DRAINAGE AROUND RETAINING WALLS
Water pooling at the top, ends or base of a wall needs review alongside the surrounding grade. This service focuses on surface water approaching and leaving the wall area rather than the concealed drainage system behind the retained soil.
Suwanee’s stormwater program explains how rooftops, driveways and other hard surfaces contribute runoff. A drainage plan starts with those sources rather than the wet spot alone.

LOCAL PLANNING NOTES
Discuss the finish of the work area so it does not leave a new low spot beside pavement.
The property address determines the governing jurisdiction. Discuss the project scope before work is scheduled.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY
Call Tyler to discuss the concern, the work area and the result you want.
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A CLEAR SERVICE PLAN
We discuss runoff routes, nearby downspouts and the intended discharge path. A separate retaining wall drainage scope addresses drainage behind the wall. The distinction helps define which part of the water problem the proposed work is intended to address.
Discuss the finish of the work area so it does not leave a new low spot beside pavement.
HOW THE SERVICE IS PLANNED
Water pooling at the top, ends or base of a wall needs review alongside the surrounding grade.
We discuss runoff routes, nearby downspouts and the intended discharge path.
We arrange the visit after the scope, access and timing are clear.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
No. Surface drainage handles water around the wall area. Drainage behind the wall addresses the retained soil and internal system.
Yes. Explain where roof water currently discharges so that route can be considered.
A suitable discharge route must be reviewed. The plan should account for property boundaries and applicable requirements.
Suwanee’s stormwater program explains how rooftops, driveways and other hard surfaces contribute runoff. A drainage plan starts with those sources rather than the wet spot alone. 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.