Parking lot and Road Trench Drains

Large concrete trench drains are installed in parking lots and roads to capture surface water during heavy rains. These drains are usually connected to 6" inch to 12" inch drain pipes and routed underground to the MSD sewer system.

Channel Drains Between Driveway and Roads.

This was a larger than normal residential channel drain installed between a driveway and road. Heavy rains coming off the road were flooding the basement of the house which was in a low lying area.

Channel Drains In Yards

Some neighbors have their rain water discharge at someone else's fence line where a channel drain can be installed to pick up a large volume of surface water. These drains are usually 4" to 6" inches wide in the trough ( bottom of the drain ) with a slightly smaller grate.

Factory Floor Channel Drains

We replace factory floor drains which have deteriorated over time usually due to corrosion from chemicals. Special industrial polymer drains are installed to help reduce attack of concentrated chemicals.

Channel Drains in Front of Garages

Residential driveways which slope towards a garage causing puddles in the garage are often corrected which a channel drain installed between the garage floor and driveway. These drains are set in concrete and typically 4" to 6" inches.

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St Louis Channel Drains and Trench Drains. Yard drains usually consist of 4" to 6" PVC drain pipes which can be routed under 4 to 5 foot wide sidewalks. We typically use schedule 35 PVC pipes unless we have to go under a driveway. Under driveways we use schedule 40 which is more rigid but has more strength. For channel drains in front of garages, please see the following link.

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