What drainage services do you offer?

We provide a full range of drainage solutions for homes and businesses, including drainage installation, drainage repair, trench drain installation, foundation waterproofing, and drain cleaning. We also handle related work such as drainage pump installation.
What drainage problems can you help with?

We address a wide range of issues, including poor drainage from improper slope or grading, leaks or cracks in the system, soil erosion around drainage structures, standing water or puddles in the yard, tree root intrusion into pipes, corrosion in drainage pipes, flooding or pooling in basements and crawl spaces, and soggy or waterlogged lawns. We also clear blocked drain lines.
How do I know if I have a drainage problem?

Common signs include standing water or puddles that won't drain, a soggy or waterlogged lawn, water pooling in basements or crawl spaces, and blocked drain lines that keep backing up. If you're seeing any of these, it's worth having your property inspected.
Why does drainage matter so much in the Seattle area?

Effective drainage manages rainwater and runoff, which helps prevent floods, water damage, and erosion while protecting your property and the surrounding infrastructure. Good drainage also supports a cleaner, healthier environment by reducing pollution and protecting water sources. inadequate or malfunctioning drainage infrastructure
How do you decide which drainage solution is right for my property?

It starts with an inspection. Our team assesses your property to pinpoint the cause of the problem, then recommends the right approach, whether that's installing a new system, repairing an existing one, waterproofing the foundation, or clearing blocked lines.
Can poor drainage damage my foundation?

Yes. When water isn't directed away from the structure, it collects around the foundation and can lead to cracks, basement leaks, and long-term structural problems. Foundation waterproofing and proper grading are the main ways we keep water from building up against the foundation in the first place.
What happens during a drainage inspection?

Aces Four looks at where water is collecting, check the slope and grading of the property, and identify what's causing the problem, whether that's a failing system, poor grading, root intrusion, or something else. From there we recommend the right fix rather than a standard package, since no two properties drain the same way.