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French Drain Installation in Greenville & Western PA

Interior perimeter drainage that captures water at the floor-wall joint and routes it to your sump pump -keeping your basement dry year-round.

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French Drain Installation in Western PA

A French drain is the backbone of any interior basement waterproofing system. Installed along the interior perimeter of your basement floor, it captures water seeping in at the floor-wall joint and through foundation cracks before it can pool on your floor. The water is channeled through a gravel-filled trench to your sump pump, where it is removed from your home. Aqua Solutions designs and installs French drain systems tailored to each home's unique water challenges across Mercer, Crawford, and Lawrence counties.

What We Provide

Interior perimeter drain installation
Floor-wall joint water capture system
Professional-grade drainage pipe and aggregate
Sump pump integration and discharge routing
Concrete floor restoration after installation
Lifetime transferable warranty on all systems
Warning Signs

Signs You Need French Drains

If you notice any of these warning signs, contact us for a free inspection.

Water Seeping Along Basement Walls

Water appearing where your basement floor meets the wall is the most common sign that you need a French drain. This floor-wall joint is a primary entry point for groundwater under hydrostatic pressure.

Puddles or Damp Spots After Rain

If you regularly find puddles or damp areas on your basement floor after heavy rain or snowmelt, a French drain system will intercept this water before it spreads across your floor.

Efflorescence at the Base of Walls

White mineral deposits or dark staining along the bottom of your foundation walls indicate ongoing water movement through the concrete -a problem a French drain is designed to solve.

High Water Table in Your Area

Many homes in Western PA sit on clay soils with a high water table. If your neighbors have water issues or your area is known for wet basements, a French drain provides reliable long-term protection.

Our Process

How Our French Drains Process Works

1

Basement Assessment & Estimate

We inspect your basement to identify all water entry points, measure the perimeter, assess your sump pump situation, and provide a free estimate for the French drain installation.

2

Floor Cutting & Trench Excavation

We cut a channel along the interior perimeter of your basement floor at the base of the affected walls. The trench is excavated to the proper depth for effective drainage.

3

Drain Pipe & Aggregate Installation

Professional-grade perforated drain pipe is placed in the trench on a bed of clean aggregate. The pipe routes all captured water to your sump pit for removal.

4

Concrete Restoration & Cleanup

We pour new concrete over the trench to restore your basement floor. The finished result is clean and functional, and your system is protected by our lifetime transferable warranty.

FAQ

French Drains Questions Answered

Common questions about our services. Can't find your answer? Call us.

How much does a French drain installation cost in Western PA?

French drain installation in the Greenville and Western PA area typically costs $2,500–$8,000 depending on the linear footage of drain needed, the number of walls involved, and whether a new sump pump is also required. We provide free estimates with transparent pricing and offer financing through Regions Bank.

How long does French drain installation take?

Most French drain installations are completed in 1–3 days depending on the scope of the project. A single-wall installation may be done in one day, while a full-perimeter system typically takes 2–3 days.

What is the difference between a French drain and a sump pump?

A French drain collects water from around the perimeter of your basement and channels it to one location. A sump pump then removes that collected water from your home. They work together as a system -the French drain gathers the water, and the sump pump pumps it out.

Will a French drain fix my wet basement?

For the majority of wet basements in Western PA, a properly installed French drain system is the most effective solution. It addresses water entering at the floor-wall joint, through wall cracks, and from hydrostatic pressure beneath the floor. Combined with a quality sump pump, it provides reliable year-round protection.

Do you offer financing for French drain installation?

Yes. We offer home improvement financing through Regions Bank, including 12-month same-as-cash options. You can prequalify online without affecting your credit score.

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