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Catch Basin & Drain Repair

Parking lot drains and catch basins take constant abuse — traffic pounds them, freeze-thaw heaves them, and their support structures erode. A failing drain quickly becomes a widening circle of broken asphalt and standing water.

When a catch basin settles or its collar fails, the asphalt around it cracks, sinks, and traps water — accelerating the damage with every storm and every freeze. Left alone, a small drain problem becomes a large base problem.

We repair and rebuild catch basins and drain collars: removing the failed asphalt and structure as needed, resetting or rebuilding the frame to proper grade, and restoring the surrounding pavement so water flows into the drain instead of pooling around it.

Proper drainage is the foundation of pavement life. Fixing failing drains protects every other dollar you’ve invested in your asphalt.

Commercial lot surface prepared with crack sealing around drainage areas

The Benefits

Why It’s Worth It

Stops spreading damage

Repairs the failure point before it takes the surrounding pavement with it.

Restores proper grade

Water flows into the drain — not into puddles that soak your base and freeze.

Protects your investment

Good drainage is the single biggest factor in how long your asphalt lasts.

Complete restoration

Structure, collar, and surrounding asphalt rebuilt as one finished repair.

Our Process

How We Do It

  1. 1

    Diagnose the failure

    We determine whether the frame, collar, or structure beneath is the problem.

  2. 2

    Remove & rebuild

    Failed asphalt and structure are removed; the basin and frame are rebuilt to grade.

  3. 3

    Restore the asphalt

    Surrounding pavement is replaced and compacted, pitched to drain correctly.

  4. 4

    Verify drainage

    We confirm water moves into the drain and the repair sheds properly.

Ready for Drain Repair?

Free, no-pressure quotes for commercial and residential properties. Tell us about your project and we’ll take it from there.