Driveway Culvert Services
Driveway Culverts for Your Fort Wayne Property
What Culvert Installation Does For Your Property
Clean and Dry
Keep your driveway from flooding whenever it rains
Erosion Control
Improve erosion control and avoid expensive repairs and a shorter driveway lifespan
More Accessible
Make your property safer and more accessible without deep puddles or low-lying areas
Property Value
Increase your property value with the added benefits that come with driveway culverts
Expert Drainage Solutions From Experienced Professionals
Installing a culvert on your property doesn’t have to be a time-consuming and stressful experience. Meeks Land Management designs solutions that improve the safety and longevity of your driveway without damaging the surrounding area.
Custom Solutions
Every driveway is different, and there isn’t a one-size-fits-all drainage option. We can handle challenging projects that require a different approach to design or installation.
Foundation Stabilization
A culvert is only as good as its installation, so we take time to ensure that the foundation for the pipe under the driveway is as stable and secure as possible.
Choose Meeks Land Management for Effective Water Control Solutions
Fort Payne, AL, property owners choose Meeks Land Management when they want efficient and cost-effective professional land clearing and culvert installation services. Our experienced team understands the Northeast Alabama landscape and what makes it unique and works closely with every customer to provide top-notch service that respects and maintains the natural environment.
The last thing you want is for your driveway to wash out after a rainstorm or be unable to leave your house because the road flooded. Have us install a reliable, well-constructed driveway culvert, and never worry about that again. Not only will you have a safe, well-maintained access road, but working with us also means enjoying:
Customized Solutions
Customized solutions from a friendly, family-owned company with an unwavering commitment to quality and personalized service.
Competitive Rates
Competitive rates and money-saving special offers from a well-established local business.
A Local Favorite
An exceptional local reputation with five-star reviews from satisfied customers.
Wide Variety of Services
A menu of additional land management services, including forestry mulching, land clearing, and stump grinding, to improve your property and give you more usable open space.
Call our team at(256) 979-9520 to to request a free consultation and quote for help solving your driveway woes.
Our 5-Star Reputation
Frequently Asked Questions About Driveway Culverts
We’re here to answer all your questions about culverts, drainage, and preparing your property for installation. Don’t hesitate to reach out for more information.
In general, if a significant amount of water, like a stream, flows under your driveway, then you will need a culvert to ensure proper drainage and prevent flooding. Your property’s characteristics and topography, along with local regulations, will determine whether a culvert is necessary; for example, if land slopes down toward your driveway, it may need extra drainage support to stop flooding.
Local regulations generally require driveway culverts to be at least 12 to 15 inches in diameter. The slope of the land, the average amount of rainfall or amount of water flowing under the driveway, the size of the drainage area that feeds the culvert, and local rules all factor into the size calculation. Working with a professional to calculate the proper size is crucial to an effective system.
Costs for culvert pipe installation vary depending on the length and diameter of the pipe, the pipe material, how much excavation is necessary, and the local rules and regulations. The longer and more complex the installation, the more it will cost.
Installation time for driveway culverts can vary from a few hours to a few days. The process involves clearing the site, which might take additional time for rocky or hard-packed soil, digging the trench, installing the pipe, and backfilling. The larger the culvert and the more difficult it is to get to the work site, the longer the installation process will take.