Drainage Solutions in Green Bay

Name: Conserva Irrigation of Green Bay
Address: 600 Pebblestone Cir,, Oneida, WI, 54155
Telephone: (920) 626-8275

Residential & Commercial Yard Drainage for Green Bay Properties

Wisconsin doesn’t go easy on yards. Heavy rain, rapid snowmelt, and freeze-thaw cycles push water into places it shouldn’t be, and without proper drainage, that water has nowhere to go. At Conserva Irrigation of Green Bay, we provide drainage installation for home and business owners across Green Bay and the surrounding Fox Valley area. Whether you’re dealing with standing water after every storm or erosion that’s slowly damaging your landscape, we can help.

Before recommending anything, a trained team member visits the property to assess its slope, soil conditions, and water flow patterns. The right drainage solution depends entirely on how your specific yard holds and moves water. Excess water accumulation isn’t just an eyesore. Left unaddressed, it can damage your foundation, kill vegetation, and create conditions for pests and bacteria.

Drainage Systems We Install in Green Bay

We offer several drainage system types, from straightforward installations to more elaborate landscape drainage designs. Every project is built to solve the drainage problem and add to the yard’s appearance, not detract from it.

French Drains
A trench filled with stones covers a perforated pipe that collects and redirects subsurface water away from the property. French drain installation works well for yards with persistent soggy areas or water that migrates toward the home’s foundation.

Dry Creek Beds
A surface drain lined with stones and edged with plants, dry creek beds move large volumes of water while reducing erosion and soil movement. They serve a functional role while becoming a natural-looking feature in the landscape.

Channel Drains
Long grates set flush with hard surfaces collect water on driveways, patios, and similar areas and route it through underground trenching. Channel drains keep surface water from pooling where foot traffic, vehicles, or structures create drainage challenges.

Downspout Drains
Connected directly to the gutter system, downspout drains move roof runoff away from the home without requiring a full underground installation. They’re a practical first step when the primary problem is concentrated discharge from gutters.

Catch Basins
A catch basin, sometimes called a yard drain, collects surface water rapidly at a single point and channels it underground. Catch basin installation is well-suited for low-lying areas where water pools quickly after heavy rain and surface grading alone can’t solve the problem.

Why Green Bay Property Owners Choose Conserva Irrigation of Green Bay for Drainage

Franchise owner Michael Baenen brings over 20 years of experience in commercial and residential irrigation system installation, repair, and drainage. That background in irrigation efficiency shapes how we approach every drainage project. An irrigation-trained technician can see how a drainage system and a watering system interact, which means we avoid solutions that address one problem while quietly creating another.

We partner with Toro and Hunter for the equipment and components we install. Toro is a leading worldwide provider of turf and landscape maintenance solutions, and Hunter is equally recognized in the industry. We stand behind the work: Conserva Irrigation of Green Bay backs every drainage installation with a satisfaction guarantee, our commitment to the quality of what we deliver rather than just the outcome nature produces.

We serve residential and commercial customers throughout Green Bay, De Pere, Appleton, Neenah, and the broader Fox Valley area.

Not sure which system your yard needs? Call us at (920) 626-8275 or reach out online. We can assess the property and walk you through the options before any work begins.

Drainage problems rarely announce themselves clearly. By the time homeowners notice the signs, the damage to vegetation, soil, and structures may already be underway. Understanding what poor drainage does to a property helps explain why acting early makes sense.

Having a professional install a drainage system allows for:

Maintaining Healthy Vegetation
Prolonged soil saturation cuts off the oxygen roots need. Plants and turf in oversaturated ground rot from the roots up, and in Green Bay’s clay-heavy soils, water lingers far longer than it would in sandy or loamy ground. A properly designed drainage system keeps root zones at the moisture level plants can actually use.

Preventing Water Pools and Bacterial Growth
Standing water stops healthy lawn growth and creates conditions where bacteria and algae thrive. Stagnant water that sits for days after a rain becomes a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other pests, making outdoor spaces less usable and harder to maintain.

Creating a Clear Pathway for Runoff
A drainage system gives excess water a defined route off the property. Instead of finding its own path across lawns, under walkways, or toward structures, water moves where it’s designed to go.

Decreasing Chances of Water Damage
Stagnant water near the home’s perimeter can seep into foundation cracks over time. Green Bay’s freeze-thaw cycles worsen this: water infiltrates a small crack in fall, freezes and expands in winter, and opens that crack wider by spring. Getting water away from the foundation is the first line of defense against that cycle.

Give us a call at (920) 626-8275 or reach out online for drainage solutions in Green Bay.

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Services

Types of Drainage Solutions

Direct Pipe

Downspout drains can clog with debris, so the grate can easily be removed to clean the clog.
French Drains

French drains are rock-covered trenches, that lead water into a pipe. That pipe then redirects the water to a more desirable location, or disperses it so there is no standing water in your yard.
Dry Creek Beds

Dry creek beds are a great solution for properties with shaded areas and little slope. They move large amounts of water, cut down on erosion, and can prevent soil movement, while also being effective and aesthetically pleasing. Conserva offers design options that range from simple to elaborate.
Channel Drains

Channel drains are commonly uses to keep driveways, patios, and pool decks free of standing water. These drains include long grates that collect water and move it through underground trenching.
Downspout Drains

Downspout drains connect to your gutter system and are designed to move water away from the house. Downspout drains can be custom to your property, as some need extensions or underground drain lines to prevent pooling water.
Downspout Catch Basin

A downspout and grate combination is used when it is likely that debris will be caught in your drainage system. Trees that hang over your home will lead Conserva to determine you need this component.A downspout and grate combination is used when it is likely that debris will be caught in your drainage system. Trees that hang over your home will lead Conserva to determine you need this component.
Downspout Defender Catch Basin

The downspout defender catch basin utilizes an angled grate to ensure that no debris from your roof enters your drainage system.The drainage defender utilizes an angled grate to ensure that no debris from your roof enters your drainage system.
Pop Up Emitters

Pop up emitters are used to transfer runoff water away from the foundation of your home.

Benefits of Drainage Installations

Better Lawn Health

The drainage solutions that Conserva offers can stop unwanted mold and fungus from forming on and around the pooling water. Your lawn will be much healthier with a custom drainage project from Conserva.
No Standing Water

Working with Conserva on a drainage project can get rid of the standing water on your lawn, which can wreak havoc on your grass and attract annoying bugs. Get rid of any standing water today with a custom drainage project.
Satisfaction Guarantee

With our drainage services, your satisfaction is of the utmost importance. We want to make sure that you are in love with your custom drainage project - that means we will make sure that it not only solves the drainage issue but is also an aesthetically pleasing addition to your yard.

Steps To Service

How We Improve Irrigation Systems

1

Free Inspection
We evaluate your current setup and create a System Efficiency Score to identify exactly what's working and what's wasting water.
2

Fix the Urgent Stuff
Our experts fix critical issues first, prioritizing repairs that will have the biggest impact on water savings and system performance.
3

Optimize Performance
We fine-tune sprinkler placement, adjust nozzles, and ensure even water distribution across your landscape for maximum efficiency.
4

Upgrade Technology
Replace outdated timers with intelligent controllers and sensors that reduce water usage by 40-60% while keeping your lawn healthy.
5

Keep Things Working
Choose from our maintenance plans to ensure your system stays efficient year after year, protecting your investment and savings.

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