Have you ever walked along a path made of crushed stone after a heavy rain? If you look closely at the path, you’ll see water slowly draining into the stone layers while the top layer provides a nice, dry place to walk. Permeable pavers mimic nature, becoming a solid path made of pavers that allow […]
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It’s no surprise that the Houston area is prone to flooding and heavy rains. The longer you live in one place, the more likely you will learn what roads and regions tend to hold water in a severe rain event. If you’re lucky, you can navigate out of your neighborhood safely. But what happens when
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Modern xeriscaping is a method of landscaping that is based on native plants. Unlike traditional landscape designs, xeriscaping uses drought-tolerant plants. These plants are native to the Houston area and are best adapted to its climate. When hardscaping like pavers or retaining walls are included, the resulting landscape design can be extremely attractive and low-maintenance,
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Houston residents may not be aware of how heavy downpours or sudden flash thunderstorms can affect their outside spaces. It is not uncommon for water to collect near the foundation of a home during heavy rain. A French drain can divert this excess water to a lower location, which will reduce flooding and water damage.
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A common question posed by our customers is, ‘’What is the difference between permeable pavers vs impermeable pavers?” This question often stems from flooding concerns that are typically at the forefront of homeowners’ minds when they consider their landscaping needs. For example, the Houston TV station KHOU analyzed 4,418 calls to the City of Houston
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The ideal solution for anyone struggling to manage rainwater at your Houston area home may be an area drain. Definitions may vary, depending on where you look, but it is simply a device installed to collect a large amount of stormwater. Rain falling on a hard surface, like your driveway or roof, needs somewhere to
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Houston residents know how much a heavy downpour or sudden flash thunderstorm can affect the yard. Without the proper support, water can build up and sit in your outdoor living space with nowhere to go. It’s not fun seeing water in the same location for hours and days, plus there is a risk of water
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Houston homeowners know all about flooding. Whether it’s a sudden monsoon or tropical storm, our city gets a lot of rain. Cities and counties in the Houston area are addressing this problem through new regulations requiring new builds, or even home additions and renovations, to account for drainage before the permits are issued. Fortunately, improvements
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