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French Drains & Water Routing
For the flat lots that won't drain on their own.
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O'Fallon drainage work from a guy who shows up and tells you his name
There's no shortage of "family-owned" grading outfits around O'Fallon — but good luck finding one that'll tell you whose family. I'm Brandon Bange. I fix drainage problems, dig French drains, and grade yards across the north St. Charles County area, and I come out and bid every job myself. You'll know exactly who's standing in your yard.
O'Fallon water problems, fixed at the source
O'Fallon's a mix of established subdivisions and newer infill, and the standing-water calls I get here tend to be the same handful of problems: a back yard that ponds because the lot was graded flat, water sheeting toward a foundation because the grade tilted the wrong way, or a low corner that needs a drain to carry the water out to the street. The soil holds water, so the fix is always about giving the water somewhere to go — a slope, a pipe, or both. I'll tell you which one your yard needs and why.
I cover O'Fallon along with St. Peters, Wentzville, and the Lincoln County towns just north — close enough to get out fast.
A big, established St. Charles County suburb
O'Fallon is one of the largest cities in Missouri, a mature St. Charles County suburb between I-70 and Highway 40-61. Because so much of it was built out decades ago, a lot of the drainage calls here are the slow kind: a grade that's settled over twenty or thirty years until water finally found its way toward the house, or a flat back yard that's always ponded a little and has finally gotten bad enough to deal with.
On the newer infill and the edges where building's still happening, it's the familiar new-construction story — pad-graded yards that never got finished to drain. Either way, the clay underneath doesn't soak water up, so the answer is always the same principle: move the water away from the house and give it a real lower place to go. A regrade handles it when there's fall to work with; a French drain handles it when the lot's too flat or the water's trapped.
The thing folks tell me they actually want, more than anything, is a contractor who picks up, shows up, and tells them his name. That's the whole point of how I run this.
What I do around O'Fallon
Yard Grading & Leveling
Slope the standing water away from the house.
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Power and water out to the shop or barn.
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Driveway Building & Pad Prep
Rutted gravel drives and pads for shops and patios.
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Land Clearing & Brush Removal
Reclaim the back acreage on the bigger lots.
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I post them with a first name and a town as folks send them in — I don't run made-up quotes. Want to be the first? Book a bid and I'll earn it.
O'Fallon homeowners: get a named owner on your job
I bid most jobs the week you call, and every call gets answered, day or night. No voicemail black hole, no mystery crew — just me telling you straight what it'll take when I come bid it.
O'Fallon dirt work questions
O'Fallon dirt work questions
Do I need a French drain or just regrading?
Depends on whether there's somewhere lower for the water to run. If there is, a regrade often handles it cheaper. If the yard's flat or the water's trapped, a French drain carries it out. I'll tell you which when I bid — I don't push the bigger job.
Will you actually show up?
That's the whole reason folks call me. Every call gets answered — day or night, so you're never stuck in voicemail — I bid the job myself, and I show up when I say I will. The no-show contractor is exactly who I'm trying not to be.
My established O'Fallon yard has slowly gotten wetter. Why?
Grades settle over the decades. A slope that drained fine when the house was new can tilt just enough over twenty or thirty years that water starts heading toward the foundation. Re-cutting that slope usually fixes it — I'll confirm when I walk it.
How fast can you bid an O'Fallon job?
Usually the same week, work two-to-three weeks out, weather depending. Rather call or text a photo? (573) 754-2482.
Nearby towns I cover
O'Fallon's not the only ground I know. Here are the closest towns on my route — tap one for what the dirt does there.
Book a bid in O'Fallon
Book a bid in O'Fallon
Four fields. Under a minute. No sales runaround.
Name, phone, "O'Fallon," and a sentence (or photo) of the water problem. Email's optional. I come out and look at every job myself — no commercial site work, no landscaping pitch, just honest dirt work for homeowners. Serving north St. Charles County and Lincoln County.