Drainage Solutions
Swales, French drains, catch basins and regrading for ground too flat to shed water on its own.
Learn moreRobertsdale, Alabama
Central Baldwin County property, where the two real problems are drainage and the sheer amount of grass.
Out Here
Swales, French drains, catch basins and regrading for ground too flat to shed water on its own.
Learn moreTractor mowing on acreage, plus shoulders, ditch lines and tree lines a few times a year.
Learn moreTurf into properly prepped ground once the low spots have somewhere to drain.
Learn moreFlat Country
Robertsdale sits in the middle of the county and the ground out here is flat. That is fine right up until it rains hard, which around here means two or three inches falling faster than anything can absorb. Flat ground with nowhere to fall holds the water, kills the grass in the low spots, and turns the same corner of the yard to mud every single summer.
Fixing it is not glamorous work. You find the low point, work out where water can legally and physically go, and build it a path — a swale, a French drain, a run of catch basins, sometimes just a proper regrade with a machine. On a big lot that almost always means bringing equipment, and it means doing this before you spend money on anything you actually want to look at.
The other half of Robertsdale work is simply keeping up with the acreage. Lots out here run large enough that mowing is a tractor job rather than a Saturday, and shoulders, ditch lines and tree lines have to get cut a few times a year or they start closing in on you.
It is practical work for practical properties. Nobody out here is asking for a design concept. They want the water gone and the place cut on time.
Straight Answers
By the property, after we have walked it. Acreage varies too much — terrain, obstacles, fence lines, how often it gets cut — for a number over the phone to mean anything. We come look, measure it, and hand you a written price before anything is scheduled.
Both. A lot of Robertsdale jobs start as a one-time knockdown on a lot that got away from somebody. If you want it kept up after that, we will put it on a schedule. If you would rather call us again next year, that is fine too.
Loxley is the next town over, and the property there looks a lot like property here. Tractor, batwing, and smaller equipment for the trim work — sized to the lot instead of whatever happened to be on the trailer.
If a lot has gotten away from you, that is a normal call to make and not one we are going to make you feel bad about.
Tell us what you have in mind and we will come walk the property. Estimates are free, and you will talk to Myles — not a call center. Or tap the chat bubble; messages go straight to Myles.