Storm Drain Repair

One crew, drain and asphalt.

A failed storm drain is rarely just a drain problem. The casting has usually shifted, the surrounding pavement has cracked or sunk, and water is undermining the sub-base around it. Pulling the drain, resetting the structure, and re-paving over it is one continuous job — not three separate trades.

We saw-cut the asphalt around the structure, excavate down to the casting, reset or replace the frame and grate to grade, compact the disturbed sub-base, and pave back the asphalt with a clean, tight seam. Because the same crew does the demolition, the drain work, and the paving back, you don’t end up with a sunken patch six months later.