Drainage & Utility Services in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, & D.C.
Expert Drainage Installation & Repair Services
In order to increase the lifespan of your drainage system, proper maintenance is required. At Chamberlain Contractors, our team specializes in extensive drainage repair services for commercial properties in Central Maryland, Northern Virginia, Southern Pennsylvania, Delaware, and the D.C. Metro area.
With our results-driven water management solutions, not only will you be protecting your pavement from deteriorating, but you will also save money on long-term maintenance costs in the future. Contact our team to ensure your drainage systems are in optimal condition!
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Comprehensive Drainage Repair Process
Planning & Design
We create a custom drainage and utility system to meet your needs. We evaluate the site, water movement patterns, the existing utility infrastructure, and your commercial property’s layout.
Excavation & Installation
We remove the existing pavement and soil beneath it, then dig trenches to prepare for the installation of the new drainage and utility lines.
Backfilling & Restoration
We pour new pavement materials in the trenches to uphold the new drainage and utility lines.
Types of Commercial Drainage Systems
A well-designed drainage system keeps your pavement safe, durable, and free of standing water. The right solution prevents flooding, reduces long-term repair costs, and protects both vehicles and pedestrians.
Below are the most common commercial drainage systems and how each one helps maintain a smooth, functional parking lot.
Standard Catch Basins
What They Are: Standard catch basins collect surface water runoff and direct it into underground drainage pipes.
Why They’re Used: They’re ideal for commercial parking lots with frequent pooling or low-spot drainage issues. These basins help prevent water buildup that can erode asphalt or create unsafe conditions.
Concrete-Encased Drainage Basins
What They Are: These are catch basins reinforced with concrete to increase structural strength and durability.
Why They’re Use: Perfect for high-traffic areas, heavy truck access, or locations where soil movement could otherwise shift or damage standard basins.
Permeable Pavers
What They Are: Permeable pavers allow rainwater to pass through gaps in the surface and absorb into the ground below.
Why They’re Used: They reduce runoff, help manage stormwater naturally, and minimize puddling – ideal for environmentally focused properties or areas with strict drainage regulations.
Trench Drains
What They Are: Linear drains installed along sloped pavement to capture and redirect large volumes of water.
Why They’re Used: Trench drains are best for commercial lots with heavy rainfall, steep grading, or areas where water tends to flow across large surface areas.
French Drains
What They Are: Underground drainage systems consisting of gravel and perforated piping that move water away from saturated soil.
Why They’re Used: French drains are perfect for preventing sub-surface water damage, reducing erosion, and protecting foundations or landscaped areas surrounding the parking lot.
Benefits of Professional Drainage Repair
- Greater Longevity and Durability
- Improved Aesthetics and Functionality
- Enhanced Pavement Quality
- Effective Water Management
- Reduced Risk of Erosion
- Water Damage Prevention
- Enhanced Safety
- Minimized Disruptions
Our Service Areas
Maryland’s Premier Paving & Concrete Provider
Chamberlain Contractors, LLC. is a trusted name for reliable property maintenance services. Our team of highly-trained professionals are committed to providing you with top-tier service throughout Maryland, DC, Delaware, Southern PA, and Northern VA
Our Office:
162 Lafayette Ave, Laurel, MD 20707
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