Concrete Drainage Services
in College Station, TX

Standing water in College Station's clay soil doesn't just sit there; it works its way into driveways, patios, and foundations. Stubblefield Concrete & Construction installs concrete drains for homes and businesses across Central Texas. We find out how water moves across your property, then build a system that gets it away from the parts it's hurting.

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Why Drainage Matters More

College Station sits on expansive clay soil. It swells when it's wet and shrinks when it dries out, and that movement is one of the most common causes of foundation problems and cracked concrete we see.

Water that isn't directed away from your house, driveway, or patio sits in that clay, and the swelling and shrinking cycle gets worse every time it rains. Good drainage isn't cosmetic. It's what keeps your foundation, driveway, and patio from moving in the first place.

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Signs You Have a Drainage Problem

  • Water pools in your yard for a day or more after it rains
  • Soggy or muddy spots that never fully dry out
  • Water sitting against your foundation
  • Cracks showing up in your driveway, patio, or walkways
  • Erosion, bare patches, or washed-out mulch near downspouts
  • A musty smell or dampness near your foundation or crawl space

If any of these sound familiar, we'll look at the property and tell you what's causing it.

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Our Concrete Drainage Services

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Concrete Drain Installation
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We grade your property and install a drainage system built around what your property actually needs, so water moves away from your driveway, patio, sidewalks, and foundation instead of sitting there.
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Drainage Repair
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A clogged or broken drain stops doing its job, and water starts pooling again. We find what's blocked or broken, fix it, and get water moving the way it's supposed to.
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Driveway Drainage
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Water that pools at the bottom of a driveway or runs toward your garage is both a nuisance and a long-term threat to the slab. We usually solve this with a channel drain or a catch basin placed right at the low point, so the water never has a chance to sit.
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Concrete Patio Drainage
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Rain that collects on a patio or walkway makes the surface slippery and wears down the concrete faster than it should. We install surface drains along patios and walkways to pull that water off the slab.
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Yard Drainage Systems
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Mud, standing water, bare patches where grass won't grow: a yard like that is rarely one problem with one fix. We've regraded slopes, cut in swales, run pipe to a low corner of the property, sometimes all three on the same job, depending on what the land's actually doing.
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Concrete Drainage Channels
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A drainage channel is a surface grate set into a concrete trench. It's the right call when water collects on a hard surface, like a driveway, patio, or parking area, rather than in the yard. We form and pour the trench and set the grate so it ties cleanly into the rest of your system.
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Catch Basins
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Picture a box set into the ground with a grate on top, right where water keeps collecting, the corner of a yard, a low spot in a driveway. That's a catch basin. It takes the water that would otherwise just sit there and routes it out through pipe underground.
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Drainage Swales & Ditches
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Sometimes you simply need a shallow channel cut across the yard at the right grade, a swale, that lets gravity do the work and carries water off the property on its own after a rain.
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French Drains
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French drains do their work out of sight: gravel, a perforated pipe, buried in a trench. If your yard stays wet longer than it should, or water's been pressing against the foundation, this is usually the answer.We'll walk your property and tell you which of these actually fits. Most jobs need one solution, not all of them.
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Downspout & Sump Pump Tie-Ins
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A lot of yard flooding starts at the roof. We can tie your downspouts into the drainage system so runoff gets carried away from the house instead of dumping next to your foundation. Where a property has a low spot with nowhere for gravity to help, we install a sump pump to move the water out.
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Culverts
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A culvert is a pipe set under your driveway or access road so water has somewhere to go instead of taking the surface with it.
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How We Build a Concrete Drainage System

  1. Site visit. We walk the property and look at where water collects and why.
  2. Grading & flow analysis. We check how water currently moves across your property and where it's getting stuck.
  3. System recommendation. We tell you what fits your situation and why, in plain terms.
  4. Installation or repair. We excavate, pour any concrete, trench work, set drains or basins, and lay pipe where it's needed.
  5. Final check. We confirm water is moving the way it should before we call the job done.

Protecting Your Foundation

A foundation sitting on clay soil moves when the soil around it swells and shrinks. The biggest cause of that swelling is water that isn't being carried away properly. Keeping water off your foundation is one of the most effective things you can do to protect it, and it's a lot less expensive than fixing a foundation after it's already moved.

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Residential & Commercial Drainage

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Residential Concrete Drainage

A yard that stays wet days after it rains can be a bad sign. It can undermine your driveway, kill the grass, and eventually push water toward your foundation. We build a system around what your actual yard is doing, not a standard package.

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Commercial Concrete Drainage

Parking lots and loading docks have a different problem: volume. Water has to move fast or it becomes a liability, for drivers, for customers, for code inspectors. We handle commercial drainage for offices, retail centers, and anywhere else water can't be allowed to sit.

Why Call Stubblefield Concrete & Construction

Kelton Stubblefield runs the show here, and he still answers his own phone for small jobs. We're a family-owned, licensed and insured concrete contractor with over 30 years in Central Texas clay soil.

" Stubblefield concrete has poured the foundation for a project of mine. Can't say enough good things about them. They were very professional and got the job done quickly. The final cost was below the price bid. They worked with my schedule and exceeded all expectations."
— David Green

Concrete Drainage FAQs

Why does my yard hold water after it rains?
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Usually it's the grading, meaning the ground isn't sloped to carry water away, or the soil is clay-heavy and slow to absorb it. Sometimes it's both. We can tell you which after a site visit.

What's the difference between a drainage channel and a French drain?
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A drainage channel catches water on the surface; a French drain pulls it out of the ground. We'll tell you which one your property needs.

What is a catch basin, and do I need one?
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It's a drain box set at a low point that collects water and feeds it into an underground pipe. If your yard or driveway has one spot where water always collects, a catch basin there is often the simplest fix.

Can drainage be added to a driveway or patio I already have?
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Yes. We can cut a trench or add a surface drain around existing concrete without replacing it.

Will better drainage help protect my foundation?
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Keeping water away from your foundation reduces the soil movement that causes cracking and shifting. It's one of the most effective things a homeowner can do, especially in our clay soil.

How do I know if I need a sump pump?
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If your property has a low spot where water collects and there's nowhere for gravity to carry it away, a sump pump moves it out mechanically. We'll tell you if your site needs one.

Does a drainage system need maintenance?
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Yes. Debris and sediment build up over time, especially after heavy storms. We recommend checking your system after major rain events and clearing out anything that's collected.

How long does drainage installation take?
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It depends on the system and how much excavation the site needs. We'll give you a timeframe after seeing the property.

Concrete Drainage Services Across Central Texas

We handle drainage, grading, and water management for homeowners and businesses in:

  • College Station
  • Bryan
  • Huntsville
  • The Woodlands
  • Conroe
  • Houston
  • Austin
  • & surrounding areas!
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Get Your Drainage Evaluated

Standing water doesn't fix itself, and in our soil, it gets worse the longer it sits. We'll look at your property, tell you what's causing the problem, and give you a straightforward plan to fix it.

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