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Downspout Drain Installation Butler, PA

Kraus Excavating and Concrete is your go-to contractor for water rerouting solutions such as downspout drains, catch basins, French drains, and more

Services we offer
  • Downspout Installation

  • Downspout Replacement

  • Downspout Additions & Extensions

  • Downspout Drainage

  • All Other Gutter Services

  • Residential & Commercial Service

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Why Are Downspouts  Important?

Downspouts are essential when trying to protect your house and landscape from water damage.

 

Downspouts make sure that rainwater from the gutters is routed into drains, instead of landing near the house, or worse, near the foundation.

 

If your downspouts are not located far enough away from your home, it can cause large pools of water to form around your foundation. In this case, your downspouts need an extension

 

Too much water near the foundation can result in the in a lot more damage:

  • Mud — Pooling rainwater gets absorbed by the soil, which can result in an imbalance in the soil moisture levels. If the house settles unevenly, it could lead to the house gradually—and quite literally—splitting in two. If this happens, you will notice things such as large cracks in load-bearing walls, uneven flooring and hard-to-open doors and windows. Pooling water is more dangerous than it may seem

  • Foundational Damage —Moisture can make the foundation weak, resulting in cracks which can lead to things much worse.

  • Basement Flooding— Water in the basement can seep through many areas. Whether you have an unfinished or converted basement, you do not want water to puddle up in the basement. Water Cleaning up after a flood sucks as it is; the sudden increase in basement humidity is even worse. It can lead to drywall problems such as mold, water stains, softening and deterioration, and peeling/bubbling.

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About Kraus Excavating

I grew up next to my father, a leading concrete contractor in the area, and learned how to treat people, keep my word, and love what I do. We serve the Butler County area with a smile and determination to perfect your project with transparency and care. At Kraus Excavating And Concrete, we're not simply another excavation and concrete firm – we're your dependable ally in fortifying and improving the resilience of your projects.

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If you are not sure which 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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Water Rerouting Excavation?

Water rerouting excavation is a process of redirecting the flow of water away from a specific area or structure. This is often done to prevent water damage and erosion.

What are the services offered under Water Rerouting Excavation by Kraus Excavating and Concrete?

At Kraus Excavating and Concrete, we offer a variety of services for Water Rerouting Excavation, including French drains, catch basins, downspout drains, grading, and pond digging.

What is the difference between downspout drains and French drains?

Downspout drains are specifically designed to collect and redirect water from roof gutters, while French drains are used to redirect water from the ground. Both are important components of a water rerouting system.

Why is proper grading important for water rerouting?

Grading is the process of leveling and sloping the land to direct water away from structures and towards designated drainage areas. Proper grading is crucial for effective water rerouting and preventing damage to buildings and landscapes.

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