Good foundation drainage keeps Lake Charles homes standing strong through heavy rain and soft soil. At Deepwoods, we’ve spent over 20 years helping homeowners and builders protect their foundations from water damage.
Our crew designs and installs drainage systems that move water away before it can cause cracks or settling.
Water problems often start small — a damp spot in the yard, puddles near the slab, or soil that stays soft after storms. Over time, that moisture builds pressure against the foundation and can shift the structure. Deepwoods installs drains, grading, and downspout extensions that keep the ground dry and stable.
We work with several types of drainage systems depending on the property. French drains pull water from around the base of the home. Surface drains collect runoff before it seeps into the soil. For homes on slopes or near ditches, we may tie into existing drainage to move water safely off-site.
During every job, we check the soil grade and make small adjustments to redirect flow away from the house. That simple step can make a big difference in keeping your foundation dry year-round.
A solid drainage plan is one of the best investments for any home in Southwest Louisiana. It prevents costly foundation repairs, reduces erosion, and keeps your yard easier to maintain.
When rain hits hard — and it often does here — you’ll know your home is protected from the ground up.
Deepwoods builds drainage systems that work quietly in the background so you don’t have to think about them again.
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It depends on your style, budget, and how much maintenance you want.
Concrete is durable and cost-effective with plenty of finish options.
Pavers offer flexibility and easy repairs.
Flagstone and brick give a natural or classic look but can require more prep and care.
We’ll walk you through pros and cons for your space so you get the right fit.
Yes. We offer a variety of finish options including broom, trowel, stamped, and exposed aggregate. You can also choose from integral colors or surface stains to get the exact look you want. We'll walk you through options during your estimate so it matches your vision and your budget.
Concrete typically reaches most of its strength in the first 7 days, but it takes about 28 days to fully cure. That said, you can usually walk on it after 24–48 hours and drive on it after about a week, depending on the project and weather.