French Drains. Trench Drains. Done Right.
Water around your home’s foundation can cause severe damage, including cracks, settling, erosion, and basement flooding. At Align Concrete Lifting, we offer custom drainage solutions designed to redirect water and protect your home, starting with smart, effective systems like French drains and trench drains.
Why Drainage Matters
Poor drainage is one of the leading causes of foundation issues in Colorado. Whether it’s surface runoff from heavy rains or underground water buildup, moisture around your foundation puts your home at risk.
That’s why we design drainage systems that do more than move water—they protect your structure from the ground up.
French Drains: Redirect Water Below the Surface
French drains are ideal for managing subsurface water around foundations, basements, or sloped yards. These drains use a gravel-filled trench and perforated pipe to capture and redirect water away from your home.
Perfect for:
- Water pooling in your yard
- Damp basements or crawl spaces
- Foundation water pressure issues
Trench Drains: Control Surface Water Fast
Trench drains are surface-level channels that quickly move water away from driveways, garages, patios, and sidewalks. With a grated cover and a custom-installed channel, they’re built to handle high water flow while blending into your landscape.
Ideal for:
- Driveway or sidewalk runoff
- Water near entrances or garage doors
- Flat or low-lying hardscapes
Why Choose Align Concrete Lifting?
- Custom Drainage Designs: No two yards are the same—we tailor your system to fit your property
- Colorado Smart: Designed for local weather and soil conditions
- Eco-Friendly Materials: Whenever possible, we use sustainable, made-in-the-USA products
- Integrated Protection: Drainage systems that work in harmony with foundation repair and concrete lifting
Protect Your Home from Water Damage
Ready to keep your home dry and your foundation secure? Contact Align Concrete Lifting for a free drainage inspection and find the right solution before the next storm hits.