Ward off water woes in your front, back, or side yard with a few improvements to your landscaping. The following article is ...

Addressing water drainage issues with a French drain is a proactive measure to protect your home from water damage, mold, pests and foundation problems, making it a critical investment for long ...

Adding drainage to a deck that already exists is much simpler than it sounds. I spoke to construction experts about how to ...

Weather in the Dallas area is often unpredictable, especially as seasons change. If you’re a homeowner, you know that keeping an eye on your property for damage after a storm is a big job, and ...

Lauderdale County supervisors are working to address an ongoing drainage issue at the Lauderdale County Courthouse after hearing from contractors Thursday about the problem.

But if those elements are in good shape, you should look into a drain tile system. This lesser-known feature is a powerful defensive barrier that directs water away from your home and keeps your ...

Trench drains and French drains are different types of systems ... It uses a perforated pipe surrounded by filter fabric and gravel to capture and divert ground water before it seeps into the ...

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) encourages West Virginia businesses, nonprofits and residents with approved physical damage loans from Post-Tropical Storm Helene to apply for additional l ...

Burnham and Highbridge Town Council has given a local group funding to help it resolve continual flooding problems at a set ...

Digging up the area to inspect and repair the pipes can be costly and messy. While French drains are relatively low maintenance, you will need to flush the lines occasionally and check the output ...

A French drain is a trench filled with gravel or rock that directs surface water and groundwater away from the foundation of a building. The trench usually contains a perforated pipe that helps ...

Troy Baglole was suing Darren MacEachern and Charlene MacEachern, claiming they misrepresented, or omitted, material ...