Stormwater Drainage Solutions in Eau Claire, WI
Installation of drainage tile, swales, and runoff control systems
Water problems rarely start as emergencies. They show up as soft ground, standing water, erosion, or areas that never fully dry. Over time, unmanaged runoff damages soil, weakens access routes, and creates long-term maintenance issues.
Serving West Central Wisconsin, 715 Excavating provides stormwater drainage solutions in Eau Claire, WI, and surrounding communities. We control how water moves across and through a property so the land stays usable, stable, and protected.
Why Drainage Control Matters Long Term
Poor drainage affects more than surface appearance. Over time, unmanaged water can:
- Undermine bases beneath driveways and pads
- Cause repeated erosion and washouts
- Limit access and usable space
- Increase maintenance and repair costs
Proper drainage protects the ground beneath future improvements and keeps properties functional through seasonal changes.
How We Approach Drainage Planning
Effective drainage starts with understanding water behavior across the entire site. Before installation begins, we evaluate slopes, soil conditions, runoff sources, and discharge areas.
From there, drainage solutions are designed to work with the property’s natural layout instead of fighting it. This approach reduces erosion, protects access areas, and minimizes future maintenance.
What Water & Sewer Line Installation Support Involves
When Stormwater Drainage Is Needed
Drainage work is often required when water no longer follows a predictable or safe path across a property. If runoff collects where it shouldn’t or cuts through working areas, drainage improvements help restore control.
This service is a good fit if you’re dealing with:
- Standing water after rain or snowmelt
- Erosion along slopes or access routes
- Soft ground that limits use or traffic
- Runoff affecting driveways, pads, or structures
- Drainage issues that grading alone hasn’t solved
What Stormwater Drainage Solutions Involve
Drainage Tile Installation
Subsurface drainage tile redirects groundwater away from problem areas. Tile systems relieve saturated soil, reduce standing water, and protect surrounding grades from long-term moisture damage.
Swales and Surface Drainage Shaping
Swales guide water across the surface in a controlled path. They reduce erosion, slow runoff, and direct water toward safe discharge points without relying on underground systems alone.
Runoff Control and Water Management
Drainage solutions are designed around how water enters, moves across, and exits a property. The goal is to manage flow so it doesn’t damage soil, bases, or surrounding features.
Our Stormwater Drainage Process
Site Evaluation
We review runoff patterns, slopes, soil conditions, and problem areas.
Drainage Design and Installation
Drainage tile, swales, or control features are installed to manage water flow safely.
Final Shaping and Stabilization
Surfaces are shaped and stabilized so drainage continues to function after installation.
Service Areas
715 Excavating proudly serves the following communities in Western Wisconsin:
- Eau Claire, WI
- Chippewa Falls, WI
- Menomonie, WI
- New Auburn, WI
- Osseo, WI
- Bloomer, WI
- Cadott, WI
- Stanley, WI
- Thorp, WI
- Withee, WI
- Greenwood, WI
- Fall Creek, WI
- Augusta, WI
- Mondovi, WI
- Eleva, WI
- Colfax, WI
- Cornell, WI
- Elk Mound, WI
- Chetek, WI
- Holcombe, WI
What Our Customers Are Saying
Ready to Get Water Under Control?
Drainage problems rarely fix themselves. Addressing water movement early protects your property and prevents ongoing damage.
If water is pooling, eroding soil, or limiting how your land can be used, we’re ready to review the site and explain your options.
Contact 715 Excavating to schedule a drainage evaluation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can drainage solutions help with standing water on my property?
Yes. Drainage tile and surface shaping are commonly used to move water away from saturated areas and restore usable ground.
Do drainage systems work year-round?
Properly installed drainage systems are designed to function through rain, snowmelt, and seasonal ground movement common in West Central Wisconsin.
Is drainage always installed underground?
Not always. Some drainage issues are best handled with surface features like swales, while others require subsurface tile. The solution depends on how water behaves on the site.
Can drainage work be done without regrading the entire property?
In many cases, yes. Drainage solutions can often be targeted to problem areas without reshaping the entire site.
Do you provide stormwater drainage solutions in Eau Claire, WI, and nearby areas?
Yes. We provide stormwater drainage solutions in Eau Claire, WI, and throughout surrounding West Central Wisconsin communities.