Drainage Improvements
Across the Texas I-35 Corridor

Standing water is more than a nuisance. It weakens pavement, accelerates potholes and base failure, and creates avoidable problems at curbs, sidewalks, entrances, and parking areas. Alliance Paving connects the drainage fix to the pavement repair so the same failure is less likely to return.

What we address

• Ponding and low areas in asphalt or concrete
• Failed grades and transitions that hold water
• Curbs, gutters, swales, and surface runoff paths
• Pavement repair around existing inlets and drains
• Water-damaged base and recurring pavement failures

Start with the cause

We review where the water comes from, how it crosses the site, and where it should go before defining the repair. The work may involve grading corrections, pavement replacement, curb or gutter changes, or coordination with an engineered drainage detail when the project requires one.

How we approach the work

The repair limits, elevations, tie-ins, and finished surface are planned together. That allows the paving or concrete scope to restore positive drainage instead of simply covering a wet or failed area.

Related services

Drainage work can be coordinated with site work and grading, full depth repair, asphalt paving, and concrete paving.