Professional Dry Wells Installation Westchester, NY

Why Install A Dry Well For Your Property

One of the most effective ways to manage stormwater runoff is through the use of a dry well, but it must be installed properly. We are licensed and insured, and we cover all permits for all the work we do in Westchester County. Our expertise is your assurance that you can depend on a well that will not only work, but will last for generations with minimal maintenance.

Our Westchester Dry Well Services

We offer durable and accurate installation and design of an infiltration dry well system. We design and dig meticulously, setting up the system so the stormwater can drain into the ground.

Dry Well Types

• Stone dry wells:  An old-school structure that allows for the slow release of water that makes its way through layers of rock.
• Precast Concrete Dry Wells: Made for high volume/traffic use that stands the test of time!
• Plastic modular systems: Lightweight, greater capacity chambers for restricted access sites.
• Custom-sized fit-outs: Specifically designed to fit into certain size floor plans, or water holding capacities, large or small.

Installation Components

• Pit Construction and Excavation: We properly prepare the site with accurate digging and grading.
• Use of stone aggregate: Makes a good filter to keep water flowing freely.
• Well liner and geotextile: Prevents soil from entering the liner, extends system life.
• Perforated pipe and downspout connection: Effectively moves water away from your gutters or drains.
• Surface entry and tray catch basin coordination: Provides support for the receipt and transfer of water runoff.
• Septic Tank Cover & Distribution Box: Covers the system and locks for extra security.

Additional Features

• French drain system connection: Combine any systems to get more of your yard free of standing water.
• Roof runoff systems: Gutters will help channel water away from your house and into the dry well.
• Driveway and landscape drainage connections: Remove driveway and landscaping surface water.

Common Drainage Problems We Solve

Once you begin to experience ongoing water problems on your property, dry wells often are the solution. We provide help with the following challenges:

• Buildup of surface water and lawn flooding: Prevents grass damage, wet lawns, and a soggy yard.
• Stops downspout overflow: Prevents water from backing up out of the downspout into the basement foundation.
• Basement flooding: Keeps out water and moisture, which may damage walls and foundations.
• Stormwater runoff and erosion: Avoid erosion and damage to your plants.
• Ground Re-Sloping and Spot Drainage: Re-establishes the slope and expels flooded areas.

Our dry well installation service ensures that your home is dry, secure, and intact.

Our Dry Well Installation Process

This is what happens as soon as you ask Joseph Bulfamante & Son to install your new dry well:

• On-site Assessment: We evaluate your property, identify water flow patterns, and test the soil type.
• Permit Handling: We manage all required applications and coordinate with local building departments.
• Excavation & Construction: Our team digs to the proper depth, installs liners, aggregates, and drainage components.
• System Integration: We connect downspouts, surface drains, or French drains for complete functionality.
• Final Restoration: After installation, we backfill, level, and restore your landscaping or driveway.

We have professional equipment, and we have basically what’s in a pool store, but we know what we are doing and use the right process when we leave your well will work today and for many years.

Residential and Commercial Dry Well Installations

We install dry wells at homes and companies across Westchester County. All of our wells are built to meet the specific needs of each client and are designed to drain effectively.

Residential Installations

• Compact systems for yards, gardens, or driveways.
• Quick installs with minimal disruption to your landscaping.
• Budget-conscious design that balances cost with long-term durability.

Commercial Systems

• High-capacity chambers or basins for large-scale runoff.
• Multi-unit drainage solutions for apartment complexes or offices.
• Integration with site infrastructure, such as parking lots, rooftops, and building drains.
• Municipal code compliance to meet water runoff regulations.