Read the water path
The first step is understanding where water starts, where it concentrates, and where it can move without creating another problem.
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Drainage + grading
Water problems are rarely isolated. We read the whole property—roof water, neighboring grades, soils, hardscape, low areas, and safe outlets—before recommending a solution.
Walk the property with usHow Elzo approaches the work
The first step is understanding where water starts, where it concentrates, and where it can move without creating another problem.
Sometimes careful regrading is enough. Other sites need collection, solid pipe, drain rock, or coordinated hardscape correction.
Drainage work should finish as a usable yard, with repaired lawn, planting, paths, and transitions—not a trench left behind.



Project scope
Before we build
We look at elevation, soil, contributing water, outlet options, and how quickly the area recovers. The right answer may be grading, collection, conveyance, or a combination.
Yes. Coordinating the work often produces a cleaner result because elevations, base preparation, planting, and outlets can be designed together.
No. A drain without a suitable outlet or without correcting the source may underperform. The system should match the actual water pattern and soil conditions.
Yes. Finish restoration can include soil preparation, seed or sod, and clean transitions into existing beds and hardscape.
Where we work
A better first step
Bring the wish list, the water problem, the worn-out patio, or the yard that never quite worked. We’ll help you understand what belongs in the plan.
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