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Winterizing Your irrigation Systems

October 23, 2023
As the vibrant hues of northern Illinois and south-eastern Wisconsin foliage give way to the crisp chills of winter, every aspect of your landscape braces for the frosty siege. Your verdant sanctuary, which has thrived through spring's touch and summer's glow, now demands a different kind of attention – protection from the icy grip of winter. At Allscape Services, we understand that the first line of defense is a properly winterized lawn irrigation system. Here's how this crucial service can safeguard your landscaping investment and ensure it re-emerges in spring, ready to blossom. Understanding the Risks Water is life, but in the winter, it can be a destructive force. Left in pipes, valves, and sprinkler heads, water turns to ice, expands, and wreaks havoc on your irrigation system's integrity. Cracked components, burst pipes, and impaired sprinkler heads can emerge from the snow come spring, leading to costly repairs and potentially significant water waste. The Allscape Services Approach Over 25 years of experience serving communities in northern Illinois and south-eastern Wisconsin. Timely Scheduling: Procrastination is the enemy of prevention. Our experts advocate scheduling your winterization service well before the first freeze settles in. Typically, that means arranging an appointment before the end of October. Our team is ready to work within your timetable, offering flexible scheduling to meet your needs. Systematic Evacuation: Our technicians use of compressed air to blow out any residual water lurking within your system. This process expels the water from pipes, valves, and sprinklers, to avoid ice-related damage. Peace of Mind for Your Wintry Landscape Winterizing your irrigation system with Allscape Services is an investment in tranquility. As snow blankets your lawns and the hearth becomes the heart of your home, rest easy knowing your landscape will weather the winter unscathed, ready to revive and flourish in the warmer months ahead. Our commitment goes beyond a service; we build relationships grounded in the care of your landscape sanctuary. As winter approaches, let Allscape Services shield your oasis. Contact us, and let's prepare together for the beauty of the seasons to come.
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452 Scotland Rd, #D

Lakemoor, IL.  60051

Do you have a constant wet spot in your yard? Is your sump pump always running?

These issues are usually due to improper grading or improper drain tile installation. Our experts can help solve your lawn drainage problems.

Do you have a constant wet spot in your yard? Is your sump pump always running?

These issues are usually due to improper grading or improper drain tile installation. Our experts can help solve your lawn drainage problems.

Let Allscapes Services Solve all your property's drainage problems

Wet spots in your yard look bad, smell bad, make grass hard to cut, and worst of all, attract mosquitoes. It doesn't matter if you have water collecting in a specific area of your property due to rain, improper grading, or a result of your sump pump; we can design a drain tile system that will solve the problem.


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Innovative Landscape Drainage Solutions

Streamline Water Flow with Corrugated Drain Pipes

Navigating water away from your property can significantly impact its longevity and aesthetic. Our corrugated drain pipes are the perfect solution for channeling water from gutter downspouts, window wells, sump pump discharge, and low-lying areas in your yard. These flexible and durable pipes work behind the scenes, directing water flow and mitigating soil erosion for a well-preserved landscape.


French Drains

These ingenious systems redirect surface water through a trench, filtering it down through gravel before it safely disperses into the soil, away from your property.


Rescue Your Landscape with Outdoor Sump Pumps

Confront water where it's most problematic: at the lowest point of your property. Our landscape sump pumps are strategically placed in pits, providing a lifeline when water levels rise. They swiftly transport water from undesirable areas, maintaining the beauty and structural integrity of your outdoor environment.


Why Choose Our Services?

When it comes to comprehensive water management, our professional landscaping teams are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to revitalize and protect your property. We understand the nuances involved in effective water redirection and are committed to providing solutions that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.



Your landscape deserves attention to detail and dedicated care, which we are more than ready to provide. Whether you're combating a soggy lawn or looking to creatively integrate water features, trust our experts to bring resilience and charm to your outdoor spaces.

Lawn Sump Pumps

Say Goodbye to Water Woes: Using Lawn Sump Pumps to Tackle Drainage Issues

By Doulos Kenodoxos • October 22, 2023
Every homeowner dreams of a lush, green lawn as the centerpiece of their property. However, achieving this can sometimes be a challenge, especially if you're dealing with persistent waterlogged areas that turn your beautiful yard into a soggy mess. Standing water can not only ruin the appeal of your outdoor space but also poses a health risk by creating a breeding ground for mosquitoes. So, how do you combat this? Enter the solution: lawn sump pumps.
French Drains

Harnessing the Power of French Drains to Resolve Your Landscape's Drainage Dilemmas

October 22, 2023
When it comes to maintaining the health and beauty of your landscape, proper water management is key. Too often, homeowners find themselves battling against soggy lawns, waterlogged flower beds, and even the dreaded basement leaks. The culprit? Inadequate drainage. Fortunately, there's a time-tested solution that gardeners and property owners swear by: the French drain.
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