DRAINAGE SYSTEMS

Serving Wildwood, Ballwin, Ellisville, Chesterfield, Manchester, and nearby West St. Louis County communities

Greenscape Outdoors installs drainage solutions for homeowners in West St. Louis County dealing with standing water, saturated soil, downspout runoff, erosion, or water around patios and retaining walls. Depending on the water source, slope, and discharge location, a solution may include grading, French drains, catch basins, underground gutter extensions, culverts, or dry creek beds. Some properties need a combination of methods.

  • A landscaped backyard with a rock garden, trees, a grassy lawn, and a sidewalk leading to the garden.

    Surface Drainage System

    Grading, shallow swales, catch basins, and dry creeks can collect surface runoff and guide it toward a planned discharge point.

  • Yard with electrical trenching and white PVC pipes scattered around, near a brick house with a bay window, during daytime.

    Sub-Surface Drainage System

    For water moving through the soil, subsurface systems use perforated pipe, clean stone, and drainage fabric to collect and convey water underground.

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  • Garden bed under construction with a black landscape fabric lining, a narrow strip of white gravel in the center, and green bushes on the left side. Some scattered white gravel is on the dirt path to the right.

    French Drain

    A French drain uses a gravel-filled trench and perforated pipe to collect subsurface water and carry it to a planned outlet.

  • Installing a new drainage system outside a brick house, with white PVC pipes and a shovel leaning against the house near a door.

    Underground Gutter Extensions

    We connect downspouts to solid underground pipe to carry roof runoff away from the foundation and discharge it at a suitable location.

  • A small creek flowing through a landscaped yard with rocks and trees, with freshly landscaped soil on either side.

    Culverts

    Culverts carry water beneath a driveway or walkway so drainage can continue without crossing the surface.

  • A construction worker in a yellow safety vest, hard hat, and gloves installing black corrugated drainage pipe along a brick-edged trench.

    Retaining Wall Drainage

    Drainage stone and perforated pipe behind a retaining wall help collect and relieve water buildup as part of the wall system.

  • A garden pathway made of small and large smooth stones, bordered by a wooden fence on the right and a garden bed with green plants on the left, with a small grey shed in the background.

    Dry Creek

    A dry creek uses stone and a shaped channel to guide surface runoff while blending the drainage route into the landscape.

  • An outdoor construction site with a large underground excavation. Visible are pipes laid on gravel, a black vertical pipe with a green top, an excavator with a yellow arm, and mounds of soil in a rural landscape with trees and grassy fields in the background.

    Sand Pit Drainage

    We install drainage for golf course sand pits to address pooling and help move water through the area.