A few details make the call more useful.

Start with the area that is affected: the yard, the basement, the foundation or an existing drain line. If you are not sure what kind of system you need, simply describe what happens when it rains.

  • Location: Your city and ZIP code.
  • Water pattern: Where water collects and when you first notice it.
  • Existing drainage: Any French drain, catch basin, downspout line or sump pump already in place.
  • Changes: Recent landscaping, construction or a system that has stopped working.
  • Access: A narrow gate, fence, finished basement or paving that may affect the work.

Ask about the next step before booking.

Confirm whether your location is covered, when an assessment could take place and whether a visit or diagnostic fee applies. An appointment, price or warranty is not confirmed by viewing this site or initiating a call.

For work at the property, get the proposed scope, provider details and relevant terms in writing before authorizing the project. The estimate checklist explains what to compare.

Calling about a nearby community?

You can ask about a home in Allentown, Bethlehem, Whitehall, Emmaus, Macungie or Easton. Coverage and availability depend on the ZIP code and the type of work. Calling is the way to confirm whether help is available for your property.

Immediate hazard? Do not enter standing water when electrical equipment may be energized. For an immediate danger, contact emergency services or the appropriate utility. This is not an emergency response line.

Prefer to read before you call?

Compare yard drainage solutions, learn about basement water management or review repairing an existing drain.