Downspout Extensions
Extensions and splash blocks that carry water out.
Read about downspout extensionsGutters and drainage in Mesquite, TX
Mesquite sits east of Dallas on the same expansive clay, and on many of its flatter lots the real problem is where downspout water ends up. We fit extensions, bury drain lines and install gutters that send water away from the slab.
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Short answer. Gutter work in Mesquite is often really drainage work: downspouts that empty beside the foundation on flat clay lots, and gutters too small to keep up with storms. Extensions, buried lines and, where yards stay wet, French drains are common fixes here.
Mesquite shares the Blackland Prairie clay that runs under Dallas, soil that swells when wet and shrinks and cracks in dry spells. When a downspout empties right at the wall, that corner of the house stays wetter than the rest, and uneven moisture is what this clay turns into movement.
On flatter lots there may be no slope to carry the water away, so the fix depends on the yard: an extension where there is open lawn, a buried line to a pop-up or the curb where beds and walks are in the way, and a dry well or French drain where the yard itself holds water.
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Extensions and splash blocks that carry water out.
Read about downspout extensionsBuried lines to a pop-up, curb or dry well.
Read about underground downspout drainsDrains for yards that stay soggy.
Read about french drain installationNew seamless runs sized for the roof.
Read about seamless gutter installationNearby
Local questions
Straight answers for homeowners here. Anything else, call and ask.
Common guidance is 4 to 6 feet, onto ground that slopes away.
A buried line to the curb or a dry well can move the water instead.
Yes, seamless runs formed to length on site.
Yes, the phone is answered 24/7.
Call and we will find a way to send it somewhere it can drain.
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