Built for Minnesota: Residential Drainage Solutions

Water problems in and around your home aren’t just inconvenient—they can lead to costly damage, structural issues, and even health hazards. At Diversified Drainage, we design and install professional drainage systems tailored to Minnesota’s unique soil, slope, and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles. From soggy yards to leaking basements, our experienced team delivers effective, long-lasting solutions to protect your property.
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Residential Drainage Systems We Install

Whether you’re dealing with standing water, foundation seepage, or wet landscaping, we’ll design a drainage system that fits your property’s layout and budget. We use the right tools, materials, and methods to solve moisture problems without cutting corners.

French Drain Installation

We design and install drain tile French drains to redirect excess water away from your foundation, lawn, or low-lying areas.
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Grading & Re-sloping

We reshape your property’s slope to ensure proper water runoff and prevent pooling or erosion.
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Trench Drains & Channel Drains

Ideal for driveways, patios, or commercial lots, trench drains capture surface water and direct it into proper drainage paths with drain tile.
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Drain Tile Installation

Subsurface drainage systems that collect and move groundwater away from basements, crawlspaces, or saturated soil using drain tile.
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Basement Water Diversion

We install exterior drain tile systems to prevent water intrusion and protect basements from flooding or moisture damage.
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Downspout Extensions

Our team installs and extends downspouts with drain tile to move roof runoff safely away from your building’s foundation.
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Why Choose Diversified Drainage? 

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25+ Years of Experience

With over two decades of hands-on experience, we’ve seen—and solved—every kind of drainage issue for both homes and commercial properties.

Fully Licensed & Insured

Our team is fully licensed, insured, and qualified to work on residential neighborhoods, large-scale commercial sites, and everything in between.

Local Expertise

As a Plymouth-based company, we understand the soil, slope, and drainage challenges unique to Minnesota properties.

Effective Solution Design

We provide high-quality drainage systems that are both cost-effective and built to perform season after season.

Customer-first Service

From homeowners to property managers, we prioritize clear communication, honest recommendations, and long-term results.
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What to Expect During Your Drainage Project

Everything you need to know about our process
Initial Consultation
We meet with you to understand your drainage concerns and evaluate your property.
Site Survey
Our team surveys the site to analyze slope, soil, existing systems, and other critical factors.
Design Phase
We create a tailored drainage plan based on your site’s conditions and project goals.
Permitting & Utilities Locating
We take care of all required permits and approvals before any work begins.
Construction
With permits secured, and utilities located, we install your system using precise excavation, grading, and drain tile components.
Quality Control
We conduct ongoing inspections to ensure the work meets our performance standards.
Completion & Maintenance
We test the system, review everything with you, and offer maintenance to keep it performing long-term.
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Serving Plymouth and Nearby Areas

We service most of the broader Twin Cities
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Common Drainage Questions

Your drainage questions—answered by Minnesota’s experts.
How do I know if my home needs a drainage system?
Common signs include standing water in the yard, water pooling near the foundation, basement seepage, or persistent soggy spots after rain. If you're seeing these issues, a drainage assessment can help determine the best fix.
Can you fix drainage problems without tearing up my whole yard?
Yes—most of our residential solutions are designed to be minimally invasive. We use targeted trenching and grading methods that preserve your lawn and landscaping as much as possible.
What's the difference between drain tile and French drains?
Drain tile is typically a perforated pipe installed near a foundation to collect and move subsurface water. French drains are similar but often used in yards to manage both surface and shallow subsurface water.
Will my system need maintenance?
Most systems are low-maintenance, but we recommend annual inspections—especially for sump pumps, gutter extensions, and areas with heavy tree cover that may clog pipes or grates.

Request a Residential Drainage Site Assessment

Ready to fix your drainage problem for good? Contact Diversified Drainage today for a consultation. We’ll assess your property and provide a clear plan to keep water away from where it doesn’t belong.
(763) 443-0575
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