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The Steps We Follow for Your Drainage Installation
- Site preparation: Before installing a CULTEC stormwater drainage system, the site must be properly prepared. This includes clearing any vegetation or debris, leveling the ground, and ensuring adequate drainage away from the area.
- Excavation: The next step is to excavate the area where the drainage system will be installed. The depth of the excavation will depend on the size of the system and the local groundwater conditions.
- Installation of geotextile fabric: Once the excavation is complete, a layer of geotextile fabric is laid down over the bottom and sides of the excavation. This fabric helps to filter out any sediment or debris that may enter the system.
- Installation of CULTEC chambers: The CULTEC chambers are then installed in the excavation. The chambers are laid out in a pattern that maximizes the available space and ensures proper water flow.
- Connection of chambers: The chambers are connected using the provided connectors, which allow for easy installation and maintenance.
- Backfilling: Once the chambers are installed and connected, the area is backfilled with clean stone or gravel. This backfill provides additional filtration and support for the system.
- Covering: Finally, the system is covered with additional geotextile fabric and then backfilled with topsoil. This helps to protect the system from damage and allows for easy access for future maintenance.
Expert Drainage System Installation for Residential & Commercial Properties
At CT Stormwater Authority, we specialize in stormwater management systems, including dry well installation, infiltration chamber systems, and underground drainage solutions. Whether you're dealing with yard flooding, foundation water damage, or driveway runoff, our certified team has the expertise to solve it.
Trusted CULTEC Certified Installers Near You
As a CULTEC certified installer, we use advanced chamber systems to create lasting rainwater management solutions. Serving towns like Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, Westport in Connecticut and Scarsdale, Rye, White Plains in New York, our goal is to prevent flooding and protect your property’s foundation with top-quality subsurface drainage installations.
Dry Well & Infiltrator System Installation
From yard drainage contractors to driveway drainage experts, we handle every aspect of the process—from excavation to geotextile fabric placement and chamber connection. We install residential stormwater solutions and commercial drainage systems that meet town code and reduce future maintenance needs.
Serving Fairfield County, CT & Westchester County, NY
CT Stormwater Authority proudly serves: Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, Westport, Norwalk, Fairfield, Cos Cob, Riverside, Rye, Scarsdale, Mamaroneck, White Plains and surrounding towns with affordable stormwater drainage systems designed to last.
How to Prevent Yard Flooding with Subsurface Drainage Systems
Looking to stop water pooling in your lawn or around your home? We install infiltration systems, dry wells, and underground piping to direct stormwater away from your structure. These systems reduce erosion, runoff, and hydrostatic pressure for a safer, drier yard.
Drainage Installation Process across Fairfield County, CT
The CULTEC drainage installation from CT Stormwater is carried out by CULTEC Certified Installers. Our drainage installation process is hassle-free and executed with state-of-the-art equipment. Through the process, you will get a complete and functional stormwater drainage system on your property.
Contact CT Stormwater for A Proper Drainage Installation in Connecticut
Since 2003, CT Stormwater has offered suitable drainage options while offering cost-effective drainage design and installation. A stormwater drainage system is an excellent investment that requires proper maintenance. We also offer a CULTEC Certified Operations and Maintenance Plan (COMP) and extended warranties on our work. Contact us at 203-633-7475 or reach us online for more information.