
Drain tiles are your home's hidden defense against basement water problems. When they clog with sediment, roots, and mineral buildup, water has nowhere to go — except into your basement. Regular cleaning prevents costly water damage.
Calling hours: 7 AM – 7 PM | No answer? Leave a message or request a quote above.
Drain tiles (also called weeping tiles or perimeter drains) are the underground pipes that collect groundwater around your foundation and direct it away from your home. Over time, these pipes accumulate sediment, mineral deposits, root intrusion, and debris that restrict water flow.
When drain tiles become clogged, hydrostatic pressure builds against your foundation walls, forcing water through cracks and into your basement. This can cause flooding, mold growth, structural damage, and thousands of dollars in repairs.
Our drain tile cleaning service uses professional flushing equipment to clear blockages, remove sediment buildup, and restore proper water flow through your entire drain tile system. It's preventive maintenance that pays for itself many times over.
Clogged drain tiles are the #1 cause of basement water problems. Regular cleaning keeps water flowing away from your foundation.
Drain tile replacement can cost $5,000-$15,000+. Regular cleaning extends the life of your existing system for a fraction of the cost.
Basement moisture from poor drainage creates the perfect environment for mold. Keeping drain tiles clear keeps your basement dry.
Hydrostatic pressure from trapped water can crack foundation walls. Proper drainage relieves this pressure.
We use commercial-grade flushing equipment that clears blockages consumer tools simply can't reach.
Know that your home's drainage system is functioning properly before Wisconsin's heavy rain and snowmelt seasons.
Simple, professional, and thorough — every time.
We locate your drain tile access points and assess the system's current condition and flow.
High-volume water flushing clears sediment, mineral buildup, and minor root intrusion from your drain tiles.
We verify that water is flowing freely through the entire system and exiting at the proper discharge point.
You receive a report on your drain tile system's condition and our recommendations for ongoing maintenance.
Common signs include basement dampness or water seepage, water stains on foundation walls, musty basement odors, and standing water near your foundation after rain.
We recommend every 2-3 years for most homes, or annually for properties with heavy tree cover, clay soil, or a history of basement water issues.
Our service focuses on cleaning and flushing. If we discover broken or collapsed sections, we'll document the issue and recommend a repair specialist.
Most homes have drain tile access points near the foundation. We can help locate your system's access points and assess the layout.
No. Drain tiles are separate from your sewer system. They handle groundwater drainage around your foundation, not household wastewater.
Don't wait for a wet basement to think about your drain tiles. Get a free assessment and protect your home.
Gutters and drain tiles work together. Keep both clear for complete water management.
Learn MoreWhile we're working on your drainage, let us clean your driveway and walkways too.
Learn MoreComplete your home's exterior maintenance with a thorough soft wash.
Learn More