Standing water, wet basements, and failing driveways almost always trace back to drainage that was not planned before the build. We walk every site with water movement in mind first, looking at where it comes from, where it needs to go, and what the heavy rain will do to it. Planning drainage is not a follow-up. It is where we start.
We serve Duluth, Superior, Ashland, Cloquet, Hermantown, Proctor, and Two Harbors. Bonded and licensed in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Water movement is planned before a machine touches the site.
We walk the site and map how water currently moves on and off the lot. Problem areas, low spots, and drainage paths are all identified before we dig.
We develop a drainage plan before excavation starts. This includes swale routing, French drain placement, and any retention or diversion features needed.
We excavate swales, French drain trenches, and retention features to plan. Coordination with any underground utilities happens before digging.
We coordinate with foundation, paving, and landscaping crews so drainage features are installed at the right stage and not disrupted by work that follows.
We bring the site to final grade and verify drainage performance before leaving. If something does not drain correctly, we fix it before handoff.
We are on the approved lists for the builders who move the most projects in Duluth and Superior.
ProCon handles commercial and multi-unit construction across the Twin Ports. We handle drainage planning and excavation on their builds.
Lagom Home Builders builds custom homes throughout Duluth. We handle drainage and site grading on their new construction starts.
Standing water, yard flooding, basement moisture from surface water, failed driveways from poor base drainage, and erosion from uncontrolled runoff are all problems we address through grading and excavation. The right solution depends on the cause, which we assess on site.
We excavate and install French drains from start to finish. This includes trench excavation, gravel base, perforated pipe installation, filter fabric, and backfill. We do not leave the trench for another crew to deal with.
We walk the lot and assess the natural water movement before developing a drainage plan. On new construction, drainage is planned in coordination with the foundation and paving crews so all features work together.
In most cases, yes. Adding drainage after a foundation is poured is more complicated but is often the situation we deal with on problem properties. We assess what is possible based on the existing foundation and grade.
Yes. We work throughout Duluth, Superior, Ashland, Cloquet, Hermantown, Proctor, and Two Harbors. Bonded and licensed in Minnesota and Wisconsin.