Our Services

We offer a full range of custom solutions tailored to your land’s topography, soil structure, and crop needs.

Subsurface water solutions.

  • Drainage tiling (spot and pattern)
  • Controlled drainage systems (manual or automated)
  • Lift stations (conventional and solar)
  • Drainage water recycling
  • Subsurface irrigation

Surface water solutions.

  • Open ditches and two-stage channels
  • Swales, waterways and buffer strips
  • Constructed wetlands
  • Blind inlets (for safety and sediment filtration)
  • Irrigation ponds

Conservation drainage and nutrient management.

  • Denitrifying bioreactors
  • Phosphorus filters
  • Saturated buffers
  • Treatment wetlands

Materials and products.

  • 4”–12” plastic perforated pipe
  • Dual-wall and multi-perforation types
  • Drainage fittings and custom inlet products

Our proven three-step process.

We design every system to support both your productivity and environmental goals.

  1. 1

    Precision mapping and design.

    Using advanced GPS-guided topographic mapping and soil analysis, our professional engineers create a precise, custom layout tailored to your land’s unique water flow and crop needs.

  2. 2

    Expert installation.

    Our professional crews use state-of-the-art trenching and tile plowing equipment to ensure optimal water movement and accurate placement.

  3. 3

    Long-term conservation.

    We help you reduce nutrient loss, minimize runoff, and extend your planting/harvest windows – all while protecting waterways and improving your land’s value.

Resource center.

Explore insights, tips, and expert takes from the field.

5 Myths About Farm Drainage

Myth 1. Tiling is one of the most highly regulated activities affecting farmers. Several federal, state and local agencies have regulatory authority under various federal, state and local laws, rules and ordinances allowing…

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5 Environmental Benefits of Farm Drainage

There are several environmental benefits that result from a properly designed and installed agricultural drainage system. Here we explore 5. #1. Improved Water Storage Space…

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What is Farm Drainage?

Farm Drainage is an agriculture practice to remove excess water from the soil subsurface. Reducing and/or controlling soil moisture levels helps create an environment for optimal crop growth.

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