French drain trench with gravel and drain pipe beside a brick home

Drainage systems for Buda, Kyle, San Marcos, and New Braunfels

Move water away before it becomes damage.

Raw Dirt Development LLC builds French drains, downspout extensions, catch basins, and runoff solutions for Central Texas properties that need dry foundations, usable yards, and smarter water flow.

Foundation Move water away from slabs, crawlspaces, and low edges.
Yard Correct soggy zones, standing water, and unusable side yards.
Local corridor Focused on Buda, Kyle, San Marcos, and New Braunfels.

Built for water, soil, and grade

Drainage is not landscaping. It is site problem-solving.

Good drainage starts with where water is coming from, where it should go, and what the soil will do after the next storm. Raw Dirt Development focuses on practical systems for the Buda to New Braunfels corridor that collect, redirect, and discharge water without turning the property into a construction zone for longer than necessary.

The first offer is intentionally focused: French drains and drainage solutions. Backyard putting greens and other outdoor scopes can come later, after the drainage work is winning leads.

Core services

The work people search for when the yard will not dry out.

French drains

Trenched systems with washed stone and perforated pipe to collect subsurface water and move it to a better discharge point.

French drain services

Yard drainage

Solutions for standing water, soft turf, slope problems, side-yard pooling, and rainwater that keeps returning to the same low spot.

Yard drainage services

Downspout drainage

Buried downspout lines, pop-up emitters, solid pipe runs, and discharge planning that gets roof water away from the structure.

Downspout drainage

Commercial drainage

Drainage work for small commercial properties, shops, drive lanes, shop yards, and water-sensitive high-traffic areas.

Commercial drainage

Signs to fix it now

Water problems usually leave a trail.

  • Standing water remains more than 24 hours after rain.
  • Water runs toward the foundation, garage, patio, or shop.
  • Downspouts dump directly into mulch beds or low turf.
  • Grass stays soft, muddy, or rutted in the same area.
  • Soil erosion is cutting channels near walks or driveways.
  • Water crosses a doorway, gate, driveway, or work area.

How the work flows

A drainage plan should be easy to explain before anyone digs.

01

Read the property

Check slope, roof water, low points, soil, access, and safe discharge options.

02

Choose the system

Match the issue to French drains, surface drains, solid pipe, catch basins, grading, or a combined approach.

03

Build clean

Install to grade, protect surrounding areas, use appropriate pipe and stone, and leave the site ready to settle back in.

Why drainage-first matters

The base work is the difference between a quick trench and a long-term fix.

Drainage jobs fail when water is collected but not discharged, when pipe is not pitched correctly, or when the surrounding grade keeps sending water back to the same place.

Raw Dirt Development can stand out by showing the thinking behind each system: what the water is doing now, what the new route is, and why that route protects properties across Buda, Kyle, San Marcos, and New Braunfels.

Get water moving

Need a French drain or yard drainage estimate?

Send a few photos of the problem area, where the water starts, and where it collects. Raw Dirt Development can use that to start the conversation quickly with the project details attached.

Start an estimate request