Common Drainage Problems We Help Solve

Facilities typically call a drainage contractor when they see:

• Pooling water in yards, near foundations, or around equipment pads
• Repeated concrete cracking/spalling in low spots
• Corrosion at steel baseplates, anchors, and supports from constant moisture
• Erosion around tank pads, berms, or building edges
• Flooding near loading/unloading areas or high-traffic routes
• Water intrusion into electrical rooms or utility corridors
• Containment areas that overflow or drain improperly

Drainage System Services Bunney’s Inc. Supports

1) Concrete Trench Drains and Channel Drains

Ideal for capturing surface water across wide areas like:

• truck bays and loading zones
• washdown areas
• drive lanes and industrial yards

2) Catch Basins, Inlets, and Collection Sumps

We support installations and upgrades that improve:

• debris capture and cleanout access
• controlled routing to downstream piping or discharge points
• reliable collection at yard low points

3) Yard Grading and Slope Corrections

Many drainage failures come from improper slope. Regrading and slab corrections help:

• eliminate chronic low spots
• protect foundations and equipment pads
• reduce slip hazards and mud zones

4) Concrete Drainage Channels, Swales, and Flow Control

Durable channels help manage high runoff volumes and prevent erosion especially along site perimeters and high-flow corridors.

5) Drainage Repairs and Rehabilitation

For older sites, drainage upgrades often include:

• joint resealing and crack repair
• patching spalls and restoring slopes
• rebuilding failed sections near inlets/trenches
• improving transitions and penetrations that leak or undermine slabs

What Makes Industrial Drainage “Done Right”

A reliable drainage system typically includes:

• Positive drainage (consistent slope with no dead spots)
• Controlled discharge paths (no washouts or uncontrolled erosion)
• Maintenance access (cleanouts, grates, reachable basins)
• Durability details (joints, transitions, and reinforcement where needed)
• Protection of critical assets (keeping water away from supports, anchors, and electrical infrastructure)
• Coordination with containment rules in chemical/fuel areas (drainage must not defeat containment)

How Bunney’s Inc. Supports Drainage Projects

Drainage work often happens in active facilities where access, safety controls, and uptime matter. Bunney’s Inc. supports drainage system projects with:

• Industrial construction services for site drainage installation and upgrades
• Concrete work and rehabilitation (repairs, slope restoration, joint resealing)
• Trench drain and inlet installation support aligned to site constraints
• Drainage/slope corrections around tanks, pads, and equipment corridors
• Protective coatings and corrosion protection for wet exposure zones (as needed)
• Outage coordination when tie-ins or work windows must align with operations
• Safety-first execution under site permits and controlled work zones

Best Practices for Long-Term Drainage Performance

Facilities typically get the best results when they:

1. Fix grading and chronic low spots first (root cause control)
2. Treat joints/transitions as reliability-critical details
3. Keep drains maintainable (cleanouts and accessible grates)
4. Prevent standing water at steel bases and anchors
5. Coordinate drainage with containment requirements where chemicals/fuels are present

Conclusion: Stop Water Damage at the Source Contact Bunney’s Inc.

A dependable drainage system protects your facility from pooling, corrosion, settlement, and recurring repair costs. Whether you need trench drains, yard grading, catch basins, or concrete drainage rehabilitation, Bunney’s Inc. is ready to support your project with durable, safety-first execution.

Contact Bunney’s Inc. today to discuss your drainage system needs, site conditions, and timeline.