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Irrigation & Drainage

Irrigation and Sprinkler Systems
We install and repair sprinkler systems that keep your lawn green and healthy, using brand-name parts from quality manufacturers such as Rainbird, Watts Regulator, Toro and Hunter. Our work is fully guaranteed.

Drainage Solutions
Many homeowners in the Greater Wilmington area regularly experience unwanted water, mud, or soggy soil on their property. We offer practical, affordable solutions to common issues, including the installation of French Drains, Sump Pumps and Surface Drains.

If you regularly experience any one of these problems, give us a call. We'll inspect your property and give you a free estimate on a drainage solution.

Wet, soggy ground. Moisture-soaked ground is very common in Wilmington, Southport, Hampstead, Leland, Burgaw, along the Cape Fear river and surrounding communities in Southeastern North Carolina. It is usually pretty easy to spot, and very easy to feel. This symptom is the usually the result of undesirable sloping. Because gravity pulls water in a downward motion, it does not run uphill, and therefore collects where it cannot flow away from the property. Lawn mowers often partially sink into wet, soggy ground and leave tracks. Children and pets playing in wet, soggy areas often track dirt and mud back into the house. And fungus, mold and mildew grows in wet ground.

Puddles or standing water. Water should drain from all locations in your yard. If a puddle remains longer than 30 minutes after a rainstorm ends, you probably have a drainage issue. Puddles remaining in the yard for long periods of time make good breeding grounds for mosquitoes.

Water flowing under the house. In some cases, a drainage problem results in water from the yard actually flowing into the home. The problem usually appears as either wet carpet or flooring around a door, or around the outer wall of the home. Mold, fungus and mildew can cause a host of problems including respiratory and allergenic problems and thrive in damp areas. The infrastructure of the house can be greatly affected by moist conditions underneath. Wood rot, termites, mold and fallen insulation love under-house humidity and dampness and can cause a host of nightmares that can otherwise be prevented.