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A better path for roof runoff.

Explore practical drainage examples that show ways roof runoff can be directed away from the areas where it can create erosion, standing water, and landscape problems.

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What these photos show

Work with a practical purpose.

A gutter can collect rainwater, but the route after the downspout matters just as much. This gallery shows the kinds of stages and finished details involved in carrying runoff through a more deliberate path. Each property has its own grade, landscaping, and areas of concern, which is why an on-site look is the best place to begin.

Drainage details and examples

These examples show common drainage situations around residential properties. Every property has its own grade, landscaping, and water path, so an on-site estimate is the best way to determine what makes sense for yours.

Drainage inlet installed in a residential lawn
A completed drainage inlet at the edge of a yard.
Drainage pipe installation beside a home
Drainage pipe placed as part of a planned runoff route.
Downspout and runoff extension beside a landscaped home
A downspout route beside a landscaped home.
Low-profile lawn discharge point
A low-profile discharge point at the lawn edge.
Standing water beside a brick home
A low area where roof runoff can collect near a home.
Downspout connection and lawn grate beside a home
A downspout connection near a lawn drainage grate.
Downspout entering a ground-level connection beside a home
A downspout connection planned at the edge of landscaping.
Managed runoff area along a landscaped yard
A clear runoff route along the side of a yard.
Drainage pipe set in a trench beside a home
A below-grade pipe route taking shape beside the foundation.
Finished downspout route beside a home
A finished path that carries water away from a patio edge.
Stone-lined water path beside a home
A visible water path that moves runoff beyond the home.
Pop-up drainage emitter beside a lawn
A discreet discharge point at the edge of a lawn.

The details

Considered from start to finish.

  • Runoff routes planned around the home and yard
  • Drainage components placed to support a controlled discharge path
  • Finished work that keeps the solution part of the property, not an afterthought

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