Window Well Gravel Replacement in Northern Utah

    Fresh, clean drainage gravel that gives rain and snowmelt somewhere to go besides your basement.

    Sound Familiar?

    The gravel at the bottom of your window well is not decorative. It is the drainage layer that lets water pass through to the drain or soil below instead of pooling against your basement window. And after years of dust, silt, and decomposing leaves washing into it, that gravel seals up like concrete.

    You can see the symptom during any hard rain: water standing in the well, sometimes inches deep, pressing against the window seal. Utah's spring snowmelt is worse; a clogged well can hold water for days. Window seals are not built for that, and sooner or later one gives. That's how most window well basement floods start.

    The fix is straightforward but miserable to do yourself: dig out the old contaminated gravel by the bucketload, check the drain, and install fresh washed drainage rock. We do it in about an hour per well and haul the old material away.

    What's Included

    Removal of old silted and contaminated gravel
    Excavation down to proper drainage depth
    Drain inspection where a well drain exists
    Fresh washed drainage gravel installed to correct depth
    Pour test to verify water soaks away
    Haul-away of all old material
    Before and after photos of every well

    How It Works

    1

    Book a drainage assessment

    We pour-test your wells and tell you which ones actually need gravel replacement. No upselling wells that drain fine.

    2

    Dig out the old gravel

    The silted, compacted material comes out by hand down to proper depth, and we inspect the drain if your wells have one.

    3

    Install fresh drainage rock

    Clean washed gravel goes in at the right depth to restore the drainage layer.

    4

    Verify and photograph

    We pour-test the finished well so you can watch the water disappear, and document everything with photos.

    Before & After

    Real results from real Northern Utah homes

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    Simple, Upfront Pricing

    $75

    per window well

    Includes removal, disposal, and new gravel. Deep or oversized egress wells quoted individually. Free drainage assessment with any cleaning.

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