Map what you see
Share yard photos and point out where water collects. Rainfall, slope, gutters and soil details add useful context.
Photos + yard observations
MAP · My Action Plan
Your yard.
A clearer plan.
Start with a few photos. MAP turns what you notice into a preliminary drainage concept and practical DIY next steps, so you can understand the problem before you decide what to do.
Photo-led guidance is an early planning tool. Grades and site conditions need to be checked in person before construction.
A clear place to begin
Follow the water. Find the next step.
YardFlow / MAP
From yard photos to a clearer plan
A practical starting point
Plain-language guidance
DIY-first possibilities
Clear limits and next checks
The MAP approach
Understand the source before choosing the fix.
A French drain is not always the answer. YardFlow helps you consider where water starts, how it may move and what is sensible to investigate next.
Start with what the yard is telling you.
Roof runoff, a low spot or the shape of the ground can all matter. A concept helps organize observations; it cannot confirm elevation or subsurface conditions.
Trace a possible path
A concept can organize suspected water sources, likely flow paths and options to explore, such as a downspout extension or shallow swale.
Possible sources + routes
Choose a practical next step
Depending on the selected service, a plan may include project steps, a preliminary materials list, estimated DIY costs and checks before digging.
Action steps + pre-dig checks
Your next step
Choose from what’s available.
Each service below shows its current scope, price and booking details. Offerings and checkout prices are managed through YardFlow’s service listings.
A better place to begin
Before you dig, get the bigger picture.
Use a clear concept to organize what you know about your yard and decide which questions need an on-site answer.