Swale drainage

Confused by landscape drainage options? Here’s the difference between French drain, trench drain, and swale.

If there's an area of your yard that is collecting water, a french drain is a a great solution to redirect the water to a different location of your property. Here's a step by step tutorial for getting this done!

With these 11 inspiring solutions, your landscape can stay beautiful while avoiding damage from heavy rains.

If you ask around, what is a drainage swale? You will see that few people really know and yet it may be the reason for your drainage problem.

Drainage & Erosion Solutions' our yard drainage team offers insight in our blog on why you should build a drainage swale around your Northern Virginia home.

A permaculture swale is a technique that captures water for irrigation and slowing runoff. Learn what a swale is and why you might need one in your yard.

<p>Swales, rain gardens, and pervious paving all prevent puddling and flooding. Learn which is right for your home.</p>

Not sure which type of drainage you should use to keep your yard & home safe from flooding & other issues? Here's a breakdown of outdoor drainage options.

A rain garden in Maryland. | Photo by Amanda Rockler As rain pours down rooftops, through gutters, across lawns and into culverts, it collects pollutants and carries these toxins and bits of trash into local rivers and streams. Along the way, rain collects in depressions in the landscape, which often

So many of need to learn how to build a rock drainage ditch for at least one area of our yards or property. In order to direct water...