Grading and Re-Sloping
Improve drainage and protect your property with grading and re-sloping solutions designed to direct water away from foundations, prevent pooling, and restore proper surface water flow.
Why Grading & Re-Sloping Matters
Improper grading can cause water to flow toward a structure instead of away from it. When the ground slopes incorrectly, water can pool near foundations, saturate soil, and contribute to erosion and drainage-related damage.
Over time, settling soil, landscaping changes, or construction can alter the original grade of a property. These changes can create low spots, negative slope toward the foundation, and ongoing drainage problems that worsen during heavy rainfall.
Grading and re-sloping focus on restoring proper surface contours so water drains away from structures as intended. Addressing grading issues helps reduce moisture around foundations, prevent erosion, and improve overall drainage performance across the property.
What We Repair & Install
Improper Ground Slope Toward Foundations
Low Spots Causing Water Pooling
Erosion From Poor Surface Drainage
Settled or Washed-Out Soil Areas
Corrective Property Grading
Surface Re-Sloping for Proper Water Flow
Common Problems Grading & Re-Sloping Fixes
Grading and re-sloping address surface drainage issues that can lead to water pooling, erosion, and moisture-related problems around a property.
- Water flowing toward the foundation
- Standing water in yards or landscaped areas
- Soil erosion caused by improper slope
- Saturated ground near structures
- Washed-out or uneven soil surfaces
- Drainage issues that worsen during heavy rainfall
- Surface water contributing to foundation moisture
Why Choose Triton
Free On-Site Evaluation
We evaluate your slab and home structure in person to identify the root cause of movement, not just the visible symptoms.
Honest Guidance
We clearly explain what your foundation needs, whether that’s a targeted repair or a broader stabilization plan.
Built for Oklahoma Soils
Our repair methods are engineered to perform in Oklahoma’s clay-heavy soils, from drought conditions to periods of heavy rainfall.
Oklahoma Owned & Operated
A locally owned, family-run company proudly serving Oklahoma homeowners with trusted local expertise.
Quality Workmanship
Delivering quality workmanship with care for your home and property.
Surface Drainage Expertise
Surface water contributing to foundation moisture
How the Process Works
Free On-Site Evaluation
We inspect grading, slope direction, elevation changes, and surface water flow to identify problem areas affecting drainage.
Tailored Repair Plan
Your plan outlines the recommended grading or re-sloping approach, scope of work, timeline, and pricing based on property conditions.
Fast, Clean Repairs
Our crews reshape and re-slope affected areas to restore proper water flow while minimizing disruption to the surrounding property.
Final Walkthrough
Final Walkthrough We review the completed work, answer your questions, and confirm that surface water is draining away from the structure as intended.
Before & After Gallery
Warranties & Financing
Grading and re-sloping repair can be a major investment. Triton makes it accessible and transparent.
- Warranty options vary based on repair type
- Financing available for larger projects
- Clear pricing and no hidden fees
Related Services
Grading and re-sloping often work alongside other drainage solutions to control surface water, reduce soil saturation, and protect foundations and concrete surfaces.
Service Area
Proudly serving: Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Norman, Yukon, Mustang, Bethany, Nichols Hills, Spencer, Warr Acres, Harrah, Choctaw, Shawnee, McLoud, Blanchard, Newcastle, Nicoma Park, Jones, Newalla, Norman, Moore, and surrounding areas.
Grading & Re-Sloping FAQ
What is grading and re-sloping?
Grading and re-sloping involve reshaping the ground surface to control how water flows across a property, directing it away from foundations and structures.
Why is proper grading important for drainage?
Proper grading prevents water from pooling near the foundation, reduces soil saturation, and helps protect against moisture-related foundation and concrete issues.
Can grading problems develop over time?
Yes. Soil settling, erosion, landscaping changes, and construction can alter original grading and create drainage problems over time.
Is grading a surface-level solution or part of a larger drainage system?
Grading is a surface-level solution but is often combined with other drainage systems to fully address water management issues.
Will grading and re-sloping affect my landscaping?
Work is performed as cleanly as possible, and affected areas are reshaped and restored after grading is completed.
How do I know if my property needs re-sloping?
Signs include water flowing toward the foundation, standing water in the yard, erosion, or drainage problems that worsen after rainfall.
Restore proper water flow and protect your property with professional grading solutions.
Schedule your free on-site evaluation today.
