Swales & Berms
Shaped land contours that slow, redirect, or disperse water naturally.
Stop Standing Water, Soil Erosion, and Foundation Damage Before They Start
Poor drainage doesn’t just make a mess — it threatens your foundation, kills your landscaping, and lowers your property value. At WeCo Septic & Excavation, we design and install permanent drainage solutions that manage water flow, protect your structures, and stabilize your soil.
Water Always Finds a Way — We Make Sure It Finds the Right One
Whether you’re dealing with flooding after rain, runoff from sloped lots, or water pooling near your home, our drainage systems redirect water safely and effectively — no guesswork, no quick fixes.
Drains designed to collect and redirect water, preventing flooding and erosion around homes, businesses, and public spaces.
Shaped land contours that slow, redirect, or disperse water naturally.
Prevent roof runoff from dumping near foundations by moving it safely away.
Underground reservoirs that collect excess water and allow it to drain slowly into the soil.
Channel drains, culverts, and roadside grading to keep water off access paths and drive surfaces.
From hydroseeding to riprap, we protect disturbed soil from washing out.

Water Pooling Around Your Foundation or Septic System
Soil Erosion or Washouts After Heavy Rain
Mold, Mildew, or Water Damage in Basements or Crawlspaces
Soggy Spots in the Yard that Never Dry Out
Cracked Sidewalks or Driveways from Water Movement

We evaluate slope, soil, and flow to recommend the right system.
Our crew has the equipment and experience to trench, grade, and install correctly the first time.
All work is built to local erosion control and stormwater standards.
We solve drainage problems at the source, not with band-aid fixes.
We don’t just talk tough — we show up, do the work, and leave people glad they called. Here’s what homeowners, builders, and property managers across West Columbia have to say about working with WeCo.
WeCo gives you a drainage plan that works — even when the weather doesn’t.