Catch Basin Installation Butler, PA
Catch Basins, aka storm drains, are a large underground reservoir that collects and disperses runoff water.
They are a versatile drainage solution that can be used as a standalone solution or you can implement a larger system.
Depending on your what you are looking for, you can get catch basins and grates in different shapes and sizes.
You can use catch basins in a number of different scenarios, including gardens, driveways, under downspout drains, and anywhere else your water is running off to.
They are then connected to a drainpipe that runs the water to a ditch or some other designated area.
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At Kraus Excavating and Concrete, we offer a range of services to address water rerouting needs, including French drains, catch basins, downspout drains, grading, and pond digging.
Our experienced team will assess your property, plan and design a customized solution, and efficiently execute the excavation and installation process to re-route your water where you want it
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How a Catch Basin Drainage System Works
A catch basin shuttles water away from your home through buried pipes to a safer location.
Here's a walkthrough of where the water goes from the sky down:
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Catch basin grate: Water exits the bottom of the downspout or down a slope and runs through the catch basin's top grate.
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Catch basin: Water rises in the catch basin until it reaches the exit pipe.
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Pipes: Buried 3-inch or 4-inch pipes running on a decline carry the water away.
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Exit Point: Water leaves the end of the drainage pipe, soaking into the ground or flowing away.
Advantages of Catch Basins
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Prevents flooding or pooling of water in an undesirable location
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Protects Property and Your Foundation
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Inconspicuous while adhering to the landscaping around it
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Low Cost
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If you are not sure which drainage solution is best for you, call us or fill out a form for a free consultation and we will go over the options with you.
If you would rather check out the options on your own, you can go to our water rerouting section where we cover everything you need to know.
We cover solutions such as french drains, pond digging, downspout drains, and more!
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