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We study how water flows across your property and design drainage systems that give it a better path so your yard can dry out and your home stays protected.
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Cedar Park storms can show up fast, especially in spring and late summer. For some yards, the water runs off and disappears quickly. For others, it hangs around in the same low spots, along fence lines, or near the foundation. When that keeps happening, it is more than just an eyesore.
Andy’s Sprinkler and Drainage helps Cedar Park homeowners figure out why water is sticking around and how to move it to safer places.
Every yard is different. Some are flat and open, others back up to greenbelts or sit on sloped streets near 183. We do not use a one size fits all approach. Instead, we combine solutions that make sense for your property and budget.
French drains are a common fix for water that keeps collecting in one spot or along the side of a house. Installed below the surface with gravel and perforated pipe, they collect water and carry it away quietly and out of sight.
If downspouts empty right next to your foundation, all that roof water can cause trouble over time. Extending those lines helps move water farther into the yard where it can spread out and soak in more safely.
Driveways, garage entries, and back patios in Cedar Park can pool water when there is nowhere for it to go. Channel and trench drains sit at the surface, grab that water, and move it away before it has time to cause damage.
Stubborn low spots that always turn into mini ponds after storms are good candidates for catch basins. They collect water in that area and send it into underground piping so the surface can stay much drier.
In places where gravity alone is not enough, a sump pump can help. We install pumps in problem areas so water can be collected and then pushed out to a proper discharge point.
Sometimes small changes in the shape of your yard make a big difference. Adjusting slopes or adding shallow swales can redirect water around your home instead of toward it and can improve drainage across the entire property.
If you are planning a new patio, walkway, or sitting area, permeable pavers allow water to soak through instead of racing across a solid surface. That can cut down on runoff in areas that already struggle with pooling water.
Drainage is not a project you want to redo every couple of years. It needs to be planned and installed carefully from the start.
We are focused on real solutions, not quick patches that move water from one corner of the yard to another.
We understand Central Texas rain patterns, soils, and neighborhood layouts
Every project starts with a detailed look at your specific property
Crews are respectful of your yard and clean up when the work is finished
Pricing is clear and we are always open to questions
You have one team to call for drainage, sprinklers, and outdoor lightingIf you are dealing with recurring standing water, soft ground, or moisture near your foundation, a drainage system is usually the most reliable way to protect your home and landscaping over the long term.
The best approach depends on where the water is coming from and how your yard is shaped. After we inspect your property, we will explain the options that fit your situation and why we recommend them.
Yes, but it is mostly simple tasks like keeping leaves, grass clippings, and debris out of grates and basins. We can also set up periodic maintenance visits if you would rather have a professional check things over.
We can. Many Cedar Park homeowners call us after a previous fix did not hold up. We will evaluate what was done, explain what is working and what is not, and recommend a plan to correct the issues.
If you are tired of working around soggy spots or worrying about water near your home, Andy's Sprinkler and Drainage can help. Call us or send a quick message online to schedule a free evaluation. We will walk your Cedar Park property with you and design a drainage plan that helps your yard stay usable and your home stay protected.
