Every fix starts with where the water wants to go on your lot. Here is the full range, and what each one is for.
Pullman clay, playa basins, caliche and summer storms -- why Amarillo yards hold water.
Learn more →Gravel-and-pipe drains that pull water out of soggy clay and send it to a working outlet.
Learn more →Catch basins, channel drains, swales, and buried downspouts for yards that pond after storms.
Learn more →Gutters, grading, and perimeter drains that keep water from soaking the soil around your house.
Learn more →Pits and pumps for low lots with no downhill exit, including yards near playa basins.
Learn more →Regrading and swales that slope water away from your house and toward a working exit.
Learn more →Diagnosis and repair for clogged, crushed, or silted drains and buried downspout lines.
Learn more →Most Amarillo drainage problems trace back to the same few things: clay that takes water in slowly, flat lots with little natural fall, and storms that drop a lot of rain in a short time. The Why Yards Flood in Amarillo guide explains the mechanism; the service pages explain the fixes. A free on-site assessment tells you which one your yard actually needs.
Free on-site drainage assessments in Amarillo and across the Texas Panhandle. Call or send the form and we’ll set up a time to look.