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Streamline Landscape

Drainage Services in Colleyville, TX

When it rains here, the water has to go somewhere. Too often it sits in your yard or runs toward the house. We fix that. We design and install drainage across Colleyville and the DFW area. That means French drains, surface drains, grading, and downspout lines. We move the water away from your home and out to a real outlet. Licensed and insured.

Locally owned · Licensed & insured

Drainage pipe being installed in an open trench along a residential side yard

4.9 · 83 Google reviews

Standing water in the yard?

You know the spots. A puddle that sits for days after a storm. A soggy patch that never dries out. Mud by the back door. Water pooling against the foundation. Mosquitoes breeding in it. Most of it comes down to two things. Clay soil that won't drain, and a yard that slopes the wrong way. We fix both.

A shallow puddle of standing water in a low spot of a backyard lawn, with matted grass and bare mud around its edge

What we handle

Whatever is sending water the wrong way, we have a fix for it:

  • French drains — a gravel-bedded pipe that pulls water out of soggy ground and carries it off.

  • Surface drains — catch basins and channel drains that grab pooling water fast.

  • Downspout lines — pipe your gutters away from the house, not right next to it.

  • Yard grading — reshape the ground so water flows away from your home.

  • Foundation drainage — keep water off the slab to protect your foundation.

  • Erosion control — stop runoff from washing out slopes and beds.

Run a business or large property? We handle parking-lot and commercial drainage too.

What you get

  • A dry yard you can actually use.

  • A foundation kept safe from standing water.

  • No more soggy spots or mosquitoes.

  • Healthier grass and beds, since the roots aren't drowning.

  • Water that exits to a real outlet, not your neighbor's yard.

A round drain grate set flush in a green backyard lawn beside a wet paver walkway, with no water standing on the grass

How it works

  1. Show us the water.

    Where it pools, where it comes from, where it should go.

  2. We read the grade.

    We check the slope, the soil, and the flow after rain.

  3. You get a plan and a price.

    Clear, written, no surprises.

  4. We do the work.

    Trench, pipe, gravel, grade, and tie it to an outlet.

  5. We test it.

    We check the flow so you know the water moves.

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Not sure where to start?

Tell us what's going on with your yard. The estimate is free, and there's no pressure to book.

Drainage built for North Texas

Our soil is the problem. North Texas clay holds water instead of soaking it up. So a flat lot puddles, and a hard storm has nowhere to drain. Water against the slab is the real risk. Clay swells when it's wet and shrinks when it's dry. That movement can crack a foundation over time. So we grade the ground away from your home and send the water somewhere safe. We also follow the rules on where it can go. You can't just push it onto a neighbor.

Open trench with drain pipe cut through clay soil along the side yard of a North Texas home

Questions homeowners ask about yard drainage

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  • It depends on the yard. A short downspout line is small. A full French drain with grading takes more. We look at the water first, then give you a written price before any digging.

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  • Usually two reasons. Our clay soil doesn't drain well. And the ground may slope toward the low spot instead of away from it. We fix the grade and add a drain so the water has somewhere to go.

  • It's a gravel-bedded pipe set below the surface. It pulls water out of soggy ground and carries it to an outlet. If you have a wet spot that won't dry, it's often the right fix.

  • It can. Water that pools against the slab makes our clay soil swell and shrink. That movement can crack a foundation over time. Good drainage keeps the water away from the house.

  • To a safe outlet — the street, a curb, or a low spot on your property. We plan the exit before we dig. We don't push water onto a neighbor's yard.

I couldn't be happier with the French drain installation that Hector and his crew did at my home… communicative, showed up when they said they would, and finished the job on time. The pricing was fair and transparent — no surprises on the invoice… My yard drainage issues are completely resolved. Five stars without hesitation.

Brock Burkett

Google review · Mar 2026

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Let's get the water moving

Tell us where the water sits. A soggy lawn, a puddle by the door, or water against the house. We'll come out, read the grade, and lay out your options.