French drain


A yellow excavator bucket dumps dirt and rocks into a hopper against a cloudy sky.

Keep water away from your foundations.
A yellow excavator bucket dumps dirt and rocks into a hopper against a cloudy sky.
A small, murky puddle of water sits in the middle of a grassy field.

Situations That Indicate a French Drain Problem

  • Water accumulation in certain areas of the property after rain.
  • Moisture or seepage in the basement.
  • Prevention of soil erosion around the foundations.
  • Improved drainage for landscaping.
  • New construction requiring effective water control.

How We Work


1.

Analysis and identification

2.

Trench Opening

Precise excavation to the required depth.

3.

System installation

Installation of perforated drain and placement of filter materials.

4.

Laser leveling

To ensure the ideal slope and constant flow.

5.

Testing and Restoration

Verification of water flow before finishing the terrain.

A yellow excavator bucket dumps dirt and rocks into a hopper against a cloudy sky.
A yellow excavator bucket dumps dirt and rocks into a hopper against a cloudy sky.
Black corrugated drainage pipe sitting in the grass near a trench filled with gravel and lined with landscape fabric.

Control Water, Prevent Damage

EXCAVATION FRANCOEUR & FILS INC installs French drains designed to withstand the test of time and the seasons. Thanks to our inspection camera and laser technology with mechanical excavator, each project is carried out with precision to ensure effective and durable drainage around your property.