General PavingstonesGlen Gardner, NJ

Yard Drainage and Grading in the Glen Gardner Area

Water goes where it should.

We fix drainage problems across the Glen Gardner area and Lebanon Township, from water that pools on the lawn to runoff that heads for the house or washes out a slope.

Yard Drainage

Most yard problems start with water

Standing water, a soggy lawn, a washed out slope, or water running toward the foundation all come back to how the yard is shaped. Around Glen Gardner and Lebanon Township, many properties sit on uneven ground, and erosion is a common problem.

We start by finding where the water comes from and where it can safely go. The answer is often a change in grade, a retaining wall that holds a slope, or a patio or walkway rebuilt with the right pitch. Drainage is also planned into every patio, wall, and driveway we build.

Drainage work is quiet when it is done right. You notice it after the next big storm, when the yard stays usable and the water stays away from the house.

Drainage and grading are part of the work we do as a landscaper serving Glen Gardner. On sloped yards, the fix often includes a retaining wall built with drainage behind it.

Long segmental retaining wall topped by a metal fence

What sets the work apart.

A to-scale plan with 3D renderings available, a properly prepared base with drainage, and a lifetime workmanship warranty on qualifying new hardscape installations.

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01

Find the source first

We look at where water enters the yard, where it collects, and where it can go before we recommend any work.

02

Grade and structure together

Grading, walls, and hardscape are planned together so the fix holds up.

03

Built into every project

Drainage is planned into every patio, wall, walkway, and driveway we build, not added after.

Slopes and grades we have built.

Walls, terraces, and raised patios built with drainage planned behind and beneath them.

Large block retaining wall beside a house
Raised retaining wall patio behind a ranch house
Raised paver terrace with a retaining wall and metal railing
Raised curved paver patio with a stone wall and railing

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How it works

From first visit to final walkthrough.

01

Site visit

Jon walks the property with you, ideally after you have seen where the water goes in a storm.

02

Plan the fix

We explain what is causing the problem and lay out the grading and any walls or hardscape needed to solve it.

03

Build

Our crew regrades and builds the work with drainage in place.

04

Final walkthrough

We walk the finished work with you and explain how the water will move.

Reviews on Google and Houzz
4.9 / 5

From 88 reviews (68 on Google, 20 on Houzz). Homeowners mention the planning, the crew, and that Jon stands behind the work years later.

“Jon and his team did a fantastic job on our patio and walkway. The entire project, from the consultation, design adjustments and proposal to the top notch craftsmanship and follow-up, was all that we hoped for.”

Derrick Vandoren · Google review

Questions we hear often.

Why does water pool in my yard?

Usually because of how the ground is shaped. Low spots, a grade that slopes toward the house, or hard surfaces with the wrong pitch all send water where you do not want it.

Can a retaining wall help with erosion?

Often, yes. A wall built with drainage behind it can hold a slope and give you level ground above it.

Can you fix drainage around an existing patio?

In many cases, yes. Sometimes the patio needs to be lifted and reset with the right pitch. We look at it on site and tell you what will work.

Do you work on drainage in Lebanon Township?

Yes. We work across the Glen Gardner area, including Lebanon Township, Califon, Clinton, High Bridge, and the rest of Hunterdon County.

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Solve the water problem for good

Tell us where the water goes after a storm. Call (908) 975-1996 or use our contact form to book a site visit.

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