Commercial Site Drainage & Storm Line Repair for Seabeck Properties

How it works on a Seabeck site

Commercial site drainage near Scenic Beach State Park typically produces three things: diagnosis of the failed component, rebuilt drains, basins and lines on, and written description with photos. To get them we excavate at campground and RV facilities, probe and pit through peat in the Big Beef Creek valley, and trace and test before the site is handed back.

The order matters: excavate, then probe and pit, then trace and test. On waterfront properties on Hood Canal near Scenic Beach State Park the second step is the long one, because peat in the Big Beef Creek valley and the length of the private system set the pace. The result is diagnosis of the failed component and written description with photos.

What's under Seabeck's larger sites

Seabeck's campus-scale properties, the conference center and the state park among them, run long lines through boulder-studded till and peat, and most of the area is on wells. Around the conference center the commercial site drainage work we do most often is on campground and RV facilities, and boulders in dense till decides how the excavation goes.

Wet, peaty creek valleys and bluff seeps on the Canal.

On community buildings in the village near Misery Point the trigger for commercial site drainage is usually a French drain behind a retaining wall that; on waterfront properties on Hood Canal it's a storm line collapsed by vehicle loads. Either way the ground is boulders in dense till, the system is older than the staff, and we probe and pit before any surface near the conference center is cut.

One crew, start to finish

Managers of the state park and public facilities in Seabeck use us for commercial site drainage because one crew does the locate, the excavation in hardpan with heavy roots, the repair and the restoration, and because we answer at night. About twenty-five minutes out Seabeck Highway, so an emergency near Seabeck Highway doesn't wait for a crew from across the Sound.