How do you decide where the water should go?

The plan should consider slope, neighboring properties, city drainage rules, existing easements, and whether water can move to a safe daylight point without creating another problem.

Do you handle gutters or roofing?

The current focus is drainage. Roof runoff and downspout drainage can be included, but the site does not position Centex Outdoor Solutions as a roofing company yet.

What should I send when requesting a quote?

Share your city, where water collects, when it happens, whether gutters or rooflines feed the area, and any photos taken during or after heavy rain.

Central Texas Drainage Planning

Drainage Solutions for Standing Water and Runoff

Drainage work starts with understanding where the water begins, where it collects, and where it can safely go. Centex Outdoor Solutions helps homeowners address soggy yards, low spots, roof runoff, and water near foundations.

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Drainage crew installing a trench drain line in a residential yard

Problem signs

What This Page Helps Solve

These are the homeowner-visible symptoms this drainage service should speak to clearly.

Standing Water

Low areas that stay wet after heavy rain need a drainage plan, not a one-size-fits-all fix.

Runoff Paths

Water can move from roofs, patios, slopes, and neighboring grade changes before it reaches the problem area.

Muddy Areas

Soft soil near gates, walkways, and side yards can limit daily use of the property.

Approach

Drainage Options to Consider

The right answer may be a French drain, grading, a catch basin, downspout routing, a swale, or a combination.

Site Drainage Planning

Review slopes, soil, discharge options, and the best combination of surface and subsurface drainage.

French Drains

Subsurface trenches can help collect and redirect water when the source and site conditions fit.

Catch Basins and Surface Drains

Surface collection can help capture water in low spots before it spreads through the lawn.

Keep Exploring Drainage Services

Internal links keep the drainage niche clear and help visitors move between closely related problems.

Drainage Solutions French Drain Installation Yard Drainage Solutions Downspout Drainage Erosion Control & Grading

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Tell us what happens after a hard rain and where the water is collecting. We will use that context to start the site review.

FAQ

Questions Homeowners Ask

The copy stays practical and avoids unsupported guarantees.

Request a Drainage Quote

Tell us what happens after a hard rain and where the water is collecting. We will use that context to start the site review.

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