Culvert Installation
Where a driveway or access road crosses a drainage path, a culvert keeps water moving underneath instead of washing out the surface on top.
Keeping driveways and drainage working together
We install culverts at driveway crossings and other points where water needs to pass under a road, driveway or berm. Getting the culvert size and placement right is what keeps it from washing out or backing up water during heavy rain — which North Texas gets its share of.
What's Included
- Culvert sizing and placement evaluation
- Trenching and culvert installation
- Driveway crossing culverts
- Backfill and grading around the culvert
How It Works
- Evaluate drainage flow and culvert needs
- Trench and place the culvert
- Backfill and compact around it
- Grade the surface
Why Kickin K Services
An undersized or poorly placed culvert fails during the next big rain. We size and place them to actually handle the water your property sees.
FAQs: Culvert Installation
If your driveway crosses a ditch, low spot or natural drainage path, it likely needs one. We'll evaluate this during a site visit.
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Ready to Talk About Your Culvert Installation Project?
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