League City Drainage & Irrigation (409-572-0824) announces an update to its custom yard-drainage design and installation service, aimed at helping Houston-Galveston homeowners mitigate rising flood risks driven by increasingly severe coastal storms.
-- League City Drainage and Irrigation, a residential storm-water specialist, has expanded its yard-drainage design and installation offering to include surface grading, reinforced downspout extensions, and high-density polyethylene root-barrier systems. With the move, the team seeks to help coastal homeowners divert growing storm runoff away from slabs, gardens, and sidewalks.
More details can be found at https://drainmyyardleaguecity.com
The company’s technicians now conduct topographic surveys before trenching, enabling them to calculate precise fall rates for French drains that connect to municipal storm lines or dry wells. New retaining-wall construction with matched weep-hole outlets is also offered for properties situated below neighboring lots.
According to the National Weather Service Houston/Galveston office, the region issued sixty-two flash-flood warnings in 2024, a 15 percent increase on the previous decade’s average. NOAA likewise listed a significant number of billion-dollar storm events for Texas last year, underscoring the need for permanent yard drainage rather than temporary pump-outs.
League City Drainage and Irrigation explains that stagnant surface water typically originates from misdirected roof runoff. By extending downpipes ten feet and burying them at a one-quarter-inch-per-foot slope, crews move thousands of gallons beyond the drip line before rainfall can pool along foundations.
“Homeowners often blame clay soil when the real culprit is inadequate flow management,” says a company representative. “Our designs create predictable pathways—above and below ground—so a fifteen-minute cloudburst cannot turn a lawn into a wading pool.”
Their service also addresses tree-root intrusion, a problem that blocks shallow pipes and raises patio slabs. Engineers now specify Schedule 40 perforated PVC wrapped in geotextile fabric and shielded by vertical root-barrier panels that redirect oak growth downward without harming the canopy.
About League City Drainage and Irrigation
Founded in 2007 by local landscape contractors, League City Drainage and Irrigation designs, installs, and maintains stormwater controls for homes across Galveston County and South Houston. Services include French drains, channel drains, sump systems, surface leveling, and irrigation retrofits.
A recent customer reports that water once seeped into one side of her home every spring until the technicians installed root barriers and regraded the lawn. “The yard stayed dry during the entire April storm season, and my foundation has remained stable,” she says.
Interested parties can learn more at https://drainmyyardleaguecity.com
Contact Info:
Name: Anne Selcer
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Organization: League City Drainage and Irrigation
Address: 400 Lakeshore Dr. 400 Lakeshore Dr., El Lago, TX 77586, United States
Website: https://drainmyyardleaguecity.com
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Release ID: 89167486
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