07/24/2026
Heavy Rain Exposed Drainage Problems? Here's What to Do
The recent storms across North Metro have been a real test for residential drainage systems. If you noticed standing water, muddy areas, washed-out mulch, erosion, or water collecting near your home's foundation, now is the best time to identify and correct potential issues before the next heavy rain.
Many drainage problems in and develop gradually and only become obvious during periods of intense rainfall. Left uncorrected, excess water can damage lawns, landscape beds, retaining walls, patios, walkways, driveways, and even your home's foundation. Common warning signs include:
• Water that remains on the lawn for hours or days
• Erosion on slopes or around retaining walls
• Mulch and pine straw washing into the yard
• Wet crawl spaces or damp basements
• Downspouts that discharge too close to the home
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Heavy Rain Exposed Drainage Problems? Here's What to Do The recent storms across North Metro Atlanta have been a real test for residential drainage systems. If you noticed standing water, muddy areas, washed-out mulch, erosion, or water collecting near your home's foundation, now is the best time to...