Residential yard drainage

Standing water does not have to stay in your yard.

HydroHopper is an underground drainage system for homes. After rain, it moves pooled water off lawns, patios, and foundations — quietly, and without hardware sitting on the grass.

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How it helps

A simple job: move water to where it belongs.

No dashboards. No fake “live feeds.” HydroHopper is a buried drainage system that takes storm water off the parts of your property that stay wet too long.

Clears pooled rain

Moves standing water away from lawns, walkways, and the house so grass and foundations can dry out after a storm.

Stays out of sight

The working parts sit below the turf line. After install, the yard looks like a yard — not a pump station.

Works when it rains

You do not have to drag hoses or wait for a dry week. The system is there for the next storm, and the one after that.

Where this helps

Real yards after real rain.

These are photographs of residential outdoor spaces that stay wet after a storm — the kind of problem HydroHopper is built for.

Muddy, flooded backyard lawn with standing water next to a flagstone path — Waterlogged backyard

Low spots hold rain for days. The lawn turns to mud, the path stays slick, and the ground never quite dries.

Rain falling on a paved residential courtyard with pooling water along the curb and wet brick pavers — Rain on the patio

Hard surfaces shed water onto planting beds and walkways. A courtyard can pond even when the storm is already passing.

Same backyard, dry after the water is gone

The goal is ordinary: a lawn you can walk on, and a path that is not sitting in a puddle.

Before: the same backyard with standing water across the grass

After: the same backyard as a dry, healthy green lawn beside the stone path

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Tell us about the wet spot.

Share your property and what the water is doing. We will follow up within one business day about a consult and install.

Professional install is included. First systems ship Spring 2027.