Standing water and soggy spots can damage grass, landscaping, and even your foundation over time. Chris’ Sprinklers provides drainage solutions designed to move water where it needs to go—serving Riverview, Brandon, Lithia, Tampa and surrounding areas.

Drainage Solutions

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If your yard holds water after rain, drains slowly, or stays muddy for days, we’ll help identify the cause and recommend the right fix—without overcomplicating it.

A better drainage system makes everything easier

What we commonly help fix:

A man working on installing a pool piping system in a backyard, with blue PVC pipes laid out in a rectangular shape along the ground, surrounded by open soil and small plants.

  • Standing water in low spots

  • Soggy lawn that won’t dry out

  • Water collecting near the foundation

  • Downspouts dumping too close to the house

  • Erosion or washouts after rain

  • Gutters that overflow into landscaping

  • Drain lines that back up or drain slowly

  • Re-grading recommendations when needed

French Drains

An underground water pump installation in a trench with pipes, an electric cable, and a water valve. The trench is next to a brick border and area with grass.

Downspout Drain Lines

A garden bed with newly laid irrigation pipes, partially covered with grass and soil, against a white wall with windows and drainage pipes.
A backyard irrigation pump system installed in an outdoor garden area with brown soil and green plants.

Yard Drains & Catch Basins

People installing a drainage grate on a gravel and concrete surface outdoors, with parked cars and trees in the background.

Grading & Water Flow Fixes

A trench dug alongside a house with a blue underground pipe installed, surrounded by shovels and tools.
A backyard with an in-ground swimming pool, a screened enclosure, and a wooden fence. There is a trench being dug with a pile of dirt nearby, and gardening plants along the edge.
Exterior of a building with a drainage system along the foundation and a downspout directing water into a drain. Cinder blocks are placed nearby.
Copper downspout extending into a ground drain beside a blue house wall.
Person working outside near a blue house with a paved patio and a drainage grate along the base of the house wall.
A backyard with a long trench dug in the ground, surrounded by grass and dirt. There is a wooden fence on the right and a chain-link gate on the left. Construction tools and materials are present, including a shovel and a large pipe, indicating ongoi
Workers installing blue PVC pipes in a trench outside a white building with a lawn and plants nearby.
A construction worker is installing a blue pipe in a trench dug in a backyard, with tools and dirt around.
A downspout attached to a beige exterior wall near a grassy area, with a white window frame above and another downspout visible on the right side.
Underground plumbing installation with blue pipes, a drainage pipe, a drain snake, and tools near a house wall with a white and brown outdoor light fixture and green plants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.

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  • If water consistently pools in the same area or your yard stays soggy for days, a French drain is often a good solution.

  • Yes. We can route water away using drain lines, catch basins, and downspout solutions.

  • Yes, when appropriate. We’ll ensure water is directed to a safe discharge point.

  • No — we focus on targeted installs and clean work. Some trenching is required, but we keep disruption as minimal as possible.

  • It depends on the problem and layout, but many installs can be completed in a day.