DRAINAGE SERVICES
FOR GOLDSBORO, WILSON, SMITHFIELD, AND CLAYTON, NC

Name: D&J Sand and Gravel
Address: 380 Claridge Nursery Rd., Goldsboro, NC, 27530, US
Telephone: (919) 584-8267

WHY DO YOU NEED DITCHING SERVICES?

Ditching is used mainly for drainage, or carrying excess water or sewage. The small to moderate-sized channel can be used to repurpose water for plants and is the most effective way to irrigate water from a different source.

Drainage is a very important part of agriculture and can make or break a successful production of crops and plants. Ditches can manage water in two ways; making sure it soaks your plants or preventing water from flooding your plants. At D&J Sand and Gravel Inc., we know the importance that draining and ditching has on your property.

Do you think you might need a ditch for draining? Call us today!

COMMON DRAINAGE SERVICES THROUGHOUT WILSON, NC AND BEYOND

Throughout Wilson & Goldsboro, NC, many homeowners can take advantage of superior drainage services for their property. Most yards can benefit from some drainage control mechanisms, such as ditches, drains, and other land clearing services. At D&J Sand and Gravel Inc., we have experience with many different drainage systems and can implement them to fit most yards.

French Drains - Living in the Goldsboro, NC area, you know how much water we get every year from rainfall. French drains are commonly used to divert water away from the home where gutter downspouts deposit hundreds of gallons of rainwater every year. This drainage service can save you thousands in potential water damage.

Vegetated Ditches - Another type of drainage ditch we specialize in is the vegetated ditch. This is commonly used in agricultural applications throughout Clayton, NC that relies on plants to provide filtration, which can also be helpful in home landscapes that rely on pesticides or regular fertilization.

Dry Streams - D&J Sand and Gravel Inc. crafts superior dry streams for our valued customers. Building a dry stream can add elegance to your home landscape while providing an escape route for excess water. A long ditch or trench is cut into the ground and sloped to ensure water movement, and then the exposed dirt is covered with sand and gravel.