Yard flooding typically results from inadequate grading, compacted soil, or low spots that block proper water drainage. If your yard slopes toward your home rather than away from it, water accumulates instead of running off. In St. Louis, this issue is especially common due to clay-heavy soil that has poor water absorption.

The appropriate solution varies based on the underlying cause, but typical remedies include:
Regrading your yard to direct water flow away from structures
Installing French drains or catch basins
Adding topsoil to fill low-lying areas
A professional assessment will ensure water is properly redirected rather than simply relocated to create another drainage problem.

The answer depends on your specific situation:
Grading addresses surface drainage and slope problems
French drains manage subsurface water or ongoing pooling issues
Most properties require both methods working together to completely resolve drainage problems—not just provide a short-term fix.

Concrete resurfacing is among our most requested restoration services. We apply a fresh layer over your existing concrete to:
Enhance visual appeal
Conceal cracks or discoloration
Prolong the surface's functional life
This is an excellent solution for driveways, patios, and walkways.

Yes, permits are required in most situations, particularly for structural demolition projects. Permits verify that the work complies with local safety standards and zoning regulations. A qualified demolition contractor will generally manage the permitting process on your behalf.

Yes. We offer comprehensive site services that include demolition, excavation, grading, drainage solutions, and concrete installation. Because we manage everything internally, we maintain your project timeline and ensure each phase meets our standards.