Drainage Done Right
French Drain System Services


Drainage Problems Don’t Stand a Chance
Where hydrostatic pressure causes water to penetrate up through your basement floor, our French drain system is your solution. Our team installs reliable drainage systems designed to redirect water away from your home and keep your basement dry. Book a free estimate today!
Experienced Installs
Experts in installing french drain systems.
Durable Materials
Strong systems that perform in all seasons.
Professional Service
Friendly team who treats your home right.
Custom Designed
Personalized systems for your property needs.
Honest Estimates
Transparent pricing with no surprise charges.
French Drains Can Address Your Hydrostatic Water Pressure Problem
Hydrostatic water pressure can lead to basement flooding. Our French drain systems offer a simple, reliable way to manage water before it causes damage.
At Diamond Masonry & Waterproofing, we’ve installed hundreds of systems for homeowners facing similar challenges, and we know what works. We will evaluate your specific situation and will recommend the appropriate options to remediate your problem.
Here’s how we go about it:
Take the first step toward a dry, secure home. Contact us now for expert waterproofing and masonry solutions tailored to your needs.
With over 500 completed jobs and 150+ happy homeowners, Diamond Masonry & Waterproofing is a trusted name in drainage solutions. If you’re dealing with standing water, soggy landscaping, or basement moisture, our French drain systems can give you a long-term, low-maintenance solution.
Most French drain systems are installed about 18 to 24 inches deep, but it depends on the slope of your yard and the specific drainage issue. We always assess the layout of your property to find the best depth.
French drains shouldn’t be placed too close to large tree roots, property lines, or areas where water needs to be, like garden beds. At Diamond, we make sure your system is placed where it can work properly without giving you any future problems.
Yes, gravel is very important here. It helps with water flow and prevents the drain from getting clogged by soil over time. We use a proper gravel base and surround the pipe to keep everything working smoothly.
For most residential French drain systems, a 4-inch perforated pipe offers the best flow and performance. That’s the usual go-to for handling moderate to heavy drainage needs around homes.
A professionally installed French drain system can last 30 to 40 years or more. We use durable materials and expert techniques to make sure your system stands the test of time.