Drainage & Utility Services
in the Atlanta Metro

Serving Alpharetta, Carrollton, Marietta, and Surrounding Cities with Asphalt Paving Services

Why Proper Drainage is the #1 Factor in Pavement Longevity

Beneath the surface of your pavement lies an essential component: drainage and utility systems. The effectiveness of these systems plays a crucial role in the durability and lifespan of your pavement.

Our team specializes in maintaining and installing these systems to ensure water flows smoothly beneath the surface rather than causing damage by bubbling up. Thanks to our proven water management services, we prevent pavement deterioration to save you money in the long run.

We specialize in solving complex drainage problems for Atlanta businesses, including:

Repairing collapsed catch basins and sunken grates.
Eliminating standing water in parking lots through professional regrading.
Installing drains to prevent sub-base saturation and asphalt erosion.

How We Fix Catch Basin and Storm Drain Issues

Planning & Design

We tailor drainage and utility systems to your specific requirements by assessing site conditions, water flow patterns, existing utility infrastructure, and property layout.

Excavation & Installation

Existing pavement and underlying soil are excavated, and trenches are dug for installing new drainage and utility lines.

Backfilling & Restoration

New pavement materials are poured into the trenches to support the newly installed drainage and utility lines.

Key Benefits of Proper Drainage

Our Coverage Areas

Atlanta's Go-To for Asphalt, Paving, and Maintenance Solution

PKS Paving is the trusted choice for dependable asphalt and concrete maintenance, repair, and new installations across various neighborhoods in the Atlanta metro area

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Frequently Asked Questions About Paving Drainage

Why is proper drainage important for asphalt parking lots?

Standing water is the leading cause of pavement failure. Proper drainage prevents water from seeping into the sub-base, which weakens the foundation and leads to costly potholes and structural cracking.

How often should catch basins be inspected?

For commercial properties in Atlanta, we recommend at least one inspection per year—ideally in the fall—to clear debris and ensure the system is ready for heavy seasonal rains.

What are the signs of poor commercial drainage?

Common signs include standing water (ponding) that lasts more than 48 hours, large cracks near the edges of the pavement, and “alligator” cracking, which indicates the sub-base is being saturated.