Drainage & Grading
Explore drainage and grading considerations for Phoenix landscapes, including runoff patterns, slopes, soil, and coordination with hardscape.
Understand where water moves
Observe low points, slopes, downspouts, hardscape edges, and areas that remain wet after irrigation or rain. A site-specific assessment is needed to identify causes and options.
Plan drainage carefully
Drainage work must respect property boundaries, utilities, local requirements, and neighboring lots. No solution is appropriate without site review.
Coordinate grading with other work
Grading can affect pavers, planting, sod, irrigation, and access. Plan these elements together and confirm scope before work begins.
Related services
Review hardscaping and pavers, irrigation systems, sod installation, and landscape design.
- Landscape Design & Installation
- Landscape Maintenance & Lawn Care
- Tree & Palm Care
- Irrigation & Sprinkler Systems
- Hardscaping & Pavers
- Sod Installation
- Drainage & Grading
- Landscape Lighting
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you diagnose standing water?
Share photos, timing, and the affected area; confirm whether an on-site assessment is available.
Can runoff be redirected to a neighbor?s property?
Drainage must comply with applicable requirements and avoid impacts on adjacent properties. Confirm a lawful plan before work.
Start a conversation about your landscape
Call Evergreen Gardens Landscape LLC to discuss your property and confirm service availability.