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The working parts

Catch Basins, Sump Pumps & Pop-Up Emitters

The components that make a drainage system work: collect the water where it gathers, and move it reliably to where it belongs. We install and integrate all of it.

Some water problems come down to a single spot that always collects, a low corner, the base of a slope, the end of a downspout run. Catch basins, sump pumps, and pop-up emitters are the working parts that capture that water and move it out.

On their own or as part of a larger French drain or waterproofing system, we install these components clean, level, and integrated, so they disappear into the landscape and do their job through every Kansas City storm.

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Catch basin set into a river-rock drainage channel
Done right

What we install

Catch basins

Set at the low points to collect surface water and feed it into an underground line, capped with a clean grate.

Sump pump systems

Reliable pumps, with battery backup where it matters, to move water out fast and automatically.

Pop-up emitters

Flush, mow-over outlets that release buried-line water well away from the house.

Dry wells

Underground reservoirs that let collected water disperse safely into the soil where daylighting is not an option.

Fully integrated

We tie these into your French drains, downspouts, and grading so the whole system works as one.

Do you have this problem?

These may be what you need if

  • One spot in the yard always collects water
  • A sump pit that fails, floods, or has no backup
  • A buried line that needs a clean place to discharge
  • Surface water that needs collecting before it reaches the house
  • A downspout run with nowhere good to daylight
  • An existing drainage system that is not moving water out
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Catch Basins & Sump Pumps project in Kansas City
Where we work

Serving the Kansas City metro.

Drainage and waterproofing for the communities that expect it done right.

Good questions

Frequently asked.

Does a battery backup sump pump matter?
A lot. The heaviest storms are the ones most likely to cut the power, exactly when you need the pump most. Backup protection is one of the smartest, most affordable upgrades for a finished basement.
What is the difference between a catch basin and a pop-up emitter?
A catch basin collects water at a low point and sends it into a line. A pop-up emitter is where a buried line releases that water at the surface, away from the house. Many systems use both.
When do you use a dry well?
When there is no good spot to daylight a line, a dry well lets collected water disperse into the soil underground. It is a great option on flat lots or tight properties.
Can you add these to my existing drainage?
Yes. We regularly upgrade and repair existing systems, adding a basin, replacing a failing pump, or giving a buried line a proper outlet.
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