Water Doesn't Belong Against Your Foundation
Pooling in the yard, running toward the house, or washing out the driveway every spring? Drainage that lasts isn't dug and backfilled — it's sized for your site's soils and water volume, then built so it keeps working through freeze-thaw and mud season.
Sized for Your Site — Not Guessed
Most drainage fails because the stone disappears into the soil, the grade is wrong, or the system was never matched to how much water the site actually moves. GSS designs around the things that determine whether it lasts.
Geotextile Separation
A "burrito wrap" of geotextile fabric around a clean stone drain layer keeps soil from migrating in and clogging the system — so it drains for decades, not seasons.
Geogrid Reinforcement
Where the surface carries traffic, geogrid locks the base together and spreads the load so the area stays put under vehicles and frost heave.
Grading That Moves Water
Every surface is graded to send water where it should go — to a controlled outlet — not just vaguely "away" where it comes right back.
What We Solve
- Yard and lawn drainage — standing water and soggy spots
- Foundation & perimeter drainage to keep water off the house
- Driveway washout repair and surface-water control
- Slope stabilization and erosion control
- Catch basins, outlet structures, and swale systems
- Agricultural field and access drainage
Foundation & Yard Drainage
Dealing With Water Where It Shouldn't Be?
Todd will walk your property, evaluate the soils and drainage patterns, and give you a written scope and price — free, within an hour of Newfields, NH.