About This Service
Solutions for water management and drainage issues.
At TruScape, we understand that french drains / catch basins / drainage is crucial for maintaining the value and beauty of your property. Our team of experts uses state-of-the-art equipment and proven techniques to deliver results that exceed expectations.
Why Choose Us?
- ✓Expertly trained staff
- ✓Commercial-grade equipment
- ✓Satisfaction guaranteed
- ✓Licensed and insured
Drainage Problems Don't Fix Themselves
If you're dealing with standing water, muddy lawn sections, foundation runoff, or washouts after storms, you likely have a grading and subsurface water movement issue—not just a surface water issue. TruScape designs and installs complete drainage systems that move water away from structures, hardscapes, and high-use turf areas.
We install French drains, catch basins, downspout extensions, and outlet routing systems for residential and commercial properties across Westmoreland County, including Greensburg, Irwin, North Huntingdon, Latrobe, and surrounding communities.

Common Water Issues We Solve
Foundation & Basement Risk
Water pooling near the home can increase hydrostatic pressure on foundation walls and lead to seepage, cracks, or moisture intrusion.
Saturated & Unusable Lawn Areas
Chronically wet soil suffocates turf roots, creates mosquito-prone puddles, and leaves muddy tracks across high-traffic zones.
Downspout Discharge Damage
Short or disconnected downspouts dump roof water into beds and along foundations, causing washouts and repeated erosion.
Slope Erosion & Mulch Loss
Surface runoff can strip mulch, expose roots, and carve channels through beds, especially on sloped lots common in Western PA.
Our Drainage Installation Process
1) Site Assessment & Water Mapping
We identify low points, inflow sources, roof discharge impact, and slope direction before recommending a system layout.
2) Drainage Design
We determine the right mix of French drains, catch basins, and outlet routing based on soil conditions and property constraints.
3) Excavation & Pipe Installation
We install geotextile-wrapped systems with proper pitch, aggregate, and protected inlets for reliable long-term flow.
4) Restoration & Final Grading
We restore disturbed areas and fine-tune surface grades to ensure water is directed into the system—not back toward structures.
Drainage System Components We Install
Drainage FAQs
How do I know if I need a French drain or just regrading?▼
Can drainage work be done without ruining my entire lawn?▼
Do catch basins and drains need maintenance?▼
Bundle Drainage With Site Correction Services
Many projects combine drainage with finish grading and lawn repair to solve both the root water issue and the visible damage at the same time.
Related Reads
Helpful guides tied to french drains / catch basins / drainage and local property planning.
Finish Grading
Lawn Finish Grading: The Step-by-Step Process That Makes or Breaks Your New Lawn
Finish grading is the most important — and most misunderstood — step between bare dirt and a beautiful lawn. From vegetation kill-off and Harley raking to rock hounding, topsoil management, and coordinating with other contractors, here's what actually goes into preparing a site for hydroseeding.
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Lawn Seeding
New Construction Lawn Guide: What Every Home Builder Needs to Know About Lawn Installation
Building a new home in Western PA? Your builder probably won't tell you everything about getting a great lawn. This guide walks you through soil prep, seeding methods, timing, and the mistakes that leave new homeowners with mud pits instead of yards.
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Lawn Renovation
Lawn Renovation Timing Guide
The most critical factor for lawn renovation isn't the calendar — it's managing soil disturbance. Wait too long after grading and weeds will take over.
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