Manage Stormwater Runoff to Keep Your Property Protected
Reduce water damage and maintain your landscape’s health
Excess Stormwater Harms Your Land
No matter how carefully curated your landscape is, nature can bring unexpected damages. Improperly managed stormwater causes flooding, erosion, and pollution, which can cause lasting harm to your property and the surrounding environment. These consequences can completely reshape your landscape’s layout, meaning that you might lose money as you redesign your landscape.
MJS Landscaping Services is an experienced team with solutions that allow your property to avoid stormwater’s natural consequences and enjoy lasting health.
Stormwater Management Improves Your Property’s Function and Aesthetic Appeal
Proper stormwater management gives your land the ability to collect, redirect, and absorb water through controlled methods, safely preparing your outdoor space for future growth. Our professional landscaping team finds the best adjustment to your landscape, from features like rain gardens to buffer strips, so you can feel confident in your property’s safety.
Our Stormwater Solutions Are Tailored to Your Landscape
We offer lasting solutions to excess stormwater based on your landscape’s unique features and needs.
Our stormwater management services include:
Rain gardens
We add shallow depressions to your landscape, so rainwater is collected in a designated area.
Permeable surfaces
We replace dense, non-permeable surfaces, like concrete, with materials that allow water to seep into the soil.
Retaining walls
If you have a sloped property, we can install retaining walls to buffer water flow and prevent erosion.
Downspout redirection
We install downspouts to direct stormwater and runoff to drain into a safe area.
Deep-rooted native plants
Native plants with deep roots absorb excess moisture and protect your soil.
Buffer strips
These large swaths of vegetation are planted around ponds or streams on your property, so stormwater has controlled entry.
Swales
These shallow, vegetated berms keep stormwater flow controlled and slowed.