High & DryHouston · Local referral service (346) 478-0205

Yard still holding water after the storm?

Call or send the details. High & Dry connects homeowners with local drainage contractors and does not perform construction.

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  • Kingwood, Humble, Atascocita
  • Referral service, not a contractor
  • Scope follows a property inspection

Tell us what you see.

Most drainage calls start with one of these symptoms.

Standing water Water still sitting in the lawn after rain.
Soggy side yard Mud, slab moisture, or soft ground that will not dry.
Drain backup A French drain or yard drain that stopped moving water.

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Send the project details. High & Dry will review the request and may connect you with a local drainage contractor.

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What happens after you call.

The contractor determines the scope after seeing the property.

  1. Call or send details Tell us what stays wet.
  2. We review the request High & Dry confirms the location and drainage problem.
  3. A contractor evaluates A local drainage contractor determines the scope after seeing the property.
Drainage planning guides

Start with the decision, not the product.

Use these guides to understand fit, limits, alternatives, and what to bring to a property inspection.

French Drain Installation

French drain installation in Houston: when it fits, why the outlet comes first, and what to compare before you dig. Referral help from High & Dry.

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Yard Drainage Solutions

Yard drainage in Houston: find where water starts, stops, and leaves, then pick the smallest job that fixes the path. High & Dry refers local crews.

Read the planning guide

Drainage Repair

Drainage repair in Houston: document the backup, check the outlet, then decide repair vs replace. High & Dry connects you with local contractors.

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Drainage questions

What should I photograph before asking for help?
Photograph the water while it is moving, the low point after the rain, nearby downspouts, and any route water might take toward the street or another approved outlet.
Does standing water always mean I need a French drain?
No. Surface grading, a catch point, roof runoff, or a blocked existing line may be the real issue. A French drain is one option when subsurface collection and a workable lower outlet fit the site.
Is High & Dry the contractor?
No. High & Dry is a referral marketing service that connects homeowners with local drainage contractors. We do not perform construction services.
Why these yards stay wet

Start with the water path. Note where runoff enters the yard, where it collects, how long the area stays wet, and whether the water is moving toward the house. Photos taken during rain are often more useful than a description days later.

Some Texas Gulf Coast soils are poorly drained and very slowly permeable, but a regional soil map does not diagnose an individual lot. Grading, roof runoff, paving, fences, and the available outlet can matter just as much. The useful next step is an on-site look at the whole path, not a product chosen from one symptom.

High & Dry is a referral marketing service. We collect the basics and connect homeowners with a local drainage contractor. We do not perform construction, and we do not claim a price, schedule, credential, or result before a contractor has inspected the property.

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