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Foundation-protection service

Drainage that protects your foundation.

Water is what moves Central Texas clay — and clay is what moves your slab. GroundLock’s drainage work is engineered for one purpose: keep moisture away from the foundation so your repair stays permanent.

Scope

Drainage & water-management services

Each of these is deployed specifically to reduce moisture swings under and around your slab — never as standalone landscaping.

French & surface drains

Subsurface French drains, channel and trench drains, catch basins and area drains to capture and carry water away.

Yard & foundation drainage

Full-yard drainage design and dedicated foundation drains that relieve hydrostatic pressure at the slab edge.

Downspout & runoff control

Downspout extensions and discharge control that move roof runoff well beyond the foundation zone.

Grading & regrading

Re-establish positive slope away from the home, build swales, and correct backfill that traps water.

Water diversion

Stormwater control and diversion for lots where uphill runoff keeps the soil saturated.

Standing-water correction

Targeted fixes for poor drainage and standing water pooling against the foundation.

Why it matters

Stabilize, then protect.

Steel piers stop the movement you have today. Drainage stops the cause of tomorrow’s. When water no longer cycles the clay beneath your slab, the soil stays stable and your foundation stays where we put it.

That’s why we evaluate drainage on every foundation inspection — and recommend it only where it genuinely protects the structure.

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A licensed inspector measures your slab elevation to ±⅛ in and gives you a written, engineer-backed plan — with zero pressure.