Bartlett, TN
Solving standing water, soggy yards, and wet basements for Bartlett homeowners — fast, guaranteed, and built for Memphis clay soil.
Bartlett's rapid residential growth has put pressure on stormwater systems throughout the city. New subdivisions and infill development have increased impervious surfaces, causing runoff that overwhelms yards and drainage systems designed for lower density. Combined with Shelby County's characteristic clay subsoil, many Bartlett homeowners deal with standing water for days after any significant rain.
Call for a free Bartlett assessmentDense Bartlett neighborhoods concentrate stormwater from multiple properties into single drainage corridors, overwhelming individual yards during heavy rains.
Bartlett sits on the same Shelby County clay belt as Memphis — soil that barely absorbs water, leaving it to pool on surfaces and saturate root zones.
Many newer Bartlett homes were graded during construction to direct water away from the house but toward neighboring yards, creating disputes and damage.
The most effective long-term solution for Bartlett's clay soil. A properly graded French drain moves subsurface water away from your yard before it becomes a problem.
Learn moreSurface collection systems installed at low points in your yard to intercept runoff and route it to a safe outlet.
Learn moreInterior and exterior solutions to keep Bartlett basements and crawl spaces dry despite high ground saturation during wet seasons.
Learn moreFree on-site assessment. Most projects quoted within 24 hours. Same-week installation available.