Software For Crews Who Move Water Away, And Can Prove It.
Job #6112 · French Drain and Grading
In ProductionBuilt For Every Kind Of Water Management Work.
The Best Drainage Job Is The One Nobody Can See.
A trench gets cut, pipe gets laid, stone goes in, and by the end of the day it is all covered with soil or sod. The first heavy rain is the only inspection the work will get, and by then the crew has moved on.
When water shows up at the foundation again, the job record is the first place anyone looks.
THE SHORT VERSION
Six Problems Drainage Crews Know Well.
Work buried the same day
Pipe, stone, and fabric are covered before anyone can check them. Required-photo steps won't mark complete without one attached.
Where the water was going never recorded
Pooling, runoff, and wet walls get described instead of documented before work starts. Inspection findings captured and shared with the homeowner.
Layout and outlets lost in the brief
Trench routes, tie-ins, and discharge points get relayed by phone. Work orders carry the written task list to the crew's phone.
Mixed scopes priced by hand
French drain, downspouts, grading, and a dry well quoted from memory. Branded estimates built and signed in minutes.
Weather moves the schedule
Rain delays turn a clean calendar into a phone tree. Reschedule from one calendar and the crew sees it.
Warranties nobody can find
Years later, nobody knows what was installed or where it drains. Warranties are logged against the job and searchable.
Photos Of The Pipe Before The Soil Goes Back.
- Steps written out in order, nothing left to a phone call.
- A required-photo step stays open until a photo is attached.
- Works on site with no signal and syncs later.
- Print a crew sheet for a crew that wants paper.
French Drain and Grading · Job #6112
SyncedOne Record From Site Walk To Warranty.
Surface, Subsurface, And Everything Tied To The Foundation.
- Drainage, grading, and foundation jobs on the same platform.
- Multiple crews and branches, each seeing only what they need.
- Warranty records ready when a callback comes in.