AirPave for Aggregate Containment and Drainage Swale was utilized by the City of Edmond for their parking lot remodel. This Aggregate Containment Drainage Swale helps capture debris and allows for the runoff of rainwater into a containment pond. A drainage swale is a low tract of land, especially one that is moist or marshy. The term can refer to a natural landscape feature or a human-created one. Artificial swales are often designed to manage water runoff, filter pollutants, and increase rainwater infiltration.

Small backyard stone patio fountain photo in DC Metro with no cover

© Wade Griffith Photography 2017
Design ideas for a contemporary full sun landscaping in Dallas.

Finishing touches on a landscape drainage project. Note the drain grate in the foreground between new sod pieces. This connects underground french drains running under the pavers which relieves side yard flooding. The paver path connects to the backyard side door so the trash cans can be easily moved to the curb.

Inspiration for a rustic home design remodel in Houston

Incredible transition of a backyard erosion issue, into a beautiful and functional space. Sloped driveway led to large volume of water directed to backyard at high rate of speed and washing out slope. A custom box was created and 3 solid pipes were installed and run underground to a lower part of the yard into a dry riverbed to slow down the water. Rock was placed on the hillside for functionality, as well as design. Pine straw was placed in other areas for clean look.

Flags mark the lowest part of the yard where the swale will be located
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Mountain style home design photo in Houston

This is a before picture of a overgrown landscape, hiding a property located on the marsh. This work requires removing and/or transplanting shrubs, plants, and trees.

Mid-sized trendy backyard deck photo in DC Metro

BEFORE picture of overgrown backyard

BEFORE picture of overgrown backyard

Incredible transition of a backyard erosion issue, into a beautiful and functional space. Sloped driveway led to large volume of water directed to backyard at high rate of speed and washing out slope. A custom box was created and 3 solid pipes were installed and run underground to a lower part of the yard into a dry riverbed to slow down the water. Rock was placed on the hillside for functionality, as well as design. Pine straw was placed in other areas for clean look.

Inspiration for a rustic home design remodel in Houston

The trellised terrace opens up to a quieter view of a magnificent existing redwood grove. A bluestone footbridge crosses a bioswale filled with clusters of ornamental grasses and perennials. In the distance, an existing below-grade greenhouse, renovated as part of the project program. Photography by Marion Brenner

Photo of a traditional landscaping in Birmingham.

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