Drainage Solutions in Cypress, TX

Cypress sits on flat, unincorporated land along US-290, and a lot of it is still being built out — new streets and graded lots where water doesn't always have anywhere to go once the rain starts. Jbulnes Landscaping puts in French drains, downspout lines and regrading that move standing water away from the house and off the low corners of the yard, in both brand-new sections like Bridgeland and Towne Lake and older, established ones like Fairfield.

New-construction lots are their own kind of drainage problem — grading that looked fine on the day the sod went down can settle unevenly within a year, leaving a low spot behind a fence line or beside a patio that holds water long after the rest of the yard dries out. Storms crossing this open, still-growing part of the county drop a lot of rain fast, with nothing built up yet to slow the runoff the way a mature, tree-lined neighborhood would. A drain line or a downspout extension solves what regrading alone can't, so water actually leaves the yard instead of sitting against the house or the fence.