Ditch and Drain Tile

All Gutter Systems is the expert when it comes to ditch and drain tile. We have been providing ditch and drain work in the West Michigan area for over 20 years.

After the gutter and downspout captures rain water, it is a good idea to divert that water into the ground, through pipes known as drain tile.

Features and Benefits of Drain Tile


  • Prevent Foundation Damage
  • Get water further away than extensions
  • Prevent landscape washouts
  • Cleaner appearance
  • Easier lawn mowing
  • Drain Tile is becoming more and more popular as people continue to realize its many benefits. Drain Tile looks cleaner than regular downspout extensions, and protects your expensive landscaping. Tired of having to run the lawnmower around downspout extensions? Drain Tile prevents that headache as well.

    Drain Tile is more visually appealing than regular extensions.
    Drain Tile prevents washout of expensive landscaping.
    Lawn mowing becomes easier with no downspout extension in the way!

    How Does Drain Tile Work?

    All Gutter Systems drain tile consists of 10 foot of solid pipe, followed by a perforated section that allows water to disperse into the ground. The perforated section is "socked" to keep the pipe form clogging. An overflow basin completes the system.

    Drain Tile In Action...

    • Gutters and downspout collect rain water as usual.
    • Water is directed into an underground solid pipe.
    • The pipe runs about 10' away form the foundation.
    • Water then moves into a perforated pipe.
    • Water is distributed evenly into the ground.
    • In the event of heavy rain fall, any excess water is expelled through an overflow basin, onto the surface.

    We have the tools and knowledge to complete even the most difficult drain tile jobs. Need to go under sidewalks? No Problem! Our experienced crew members have dug thousands of feet of ditch to lay drain tile. All Gutter Systems will carefully remove the sod from your yard, and gently relay it when the drain tile is installed.

    Socked drain tile connecting into overflow basin.
    Socked drain tile connecting into overflow basin.
    Socked drain tile connecting into overflow basin.
    Service Areas

    Ada - 49301
    Allegan - 49010
    Allendale - 49401
    Alto - 49302
    Baldwin - 49304
    Belding - 48809
    Belmont - 49306
    Byron Center - 49315
    Caledonia - 49316
    Cascade - 49546
    Cedar Springs - 49319
    Clarksville - 48815
    Comstock Park - 49321
    Conklin - 49403
    Coopersville - 49404
    Delton - 49046
    Dorr - 49323
    Douglas - 49406
    Fennville - 49408
    Fremont - 49412
    Fruitport - 49415
    Gowen - 49326
    Grand Haven - 49417
    Grand Rapids NE - 49503
    Grand Rapids NE - 49505
    Grand Rapids NE - 49525
    Grand Rapids NW - 49504
    Grand Rapids SE - 49506
    Grand Rapids SE - 49507
    Grandville - 49418
    Grant - 49327
    Greenville - 48838
    Hamilton - 49419
    Hastings - 49058
    Holland (North) - 49423
    Holland (South) - 49424
    Howard City - 49329
    Hopkins - 49328
    Hudsonville - 49426
    Ionia - 48846
    Jenison - 49428
    Kalamazoo - 49009
    Kent City - 49330
    Kentwood - 49512
    Kentwood - 49508
    Kentwood - 49548
    Lake Odessa - 48849
    Lowell - 49331
    Ludington - 49431
    Marne - 49435
    Marshall - 49068
    Mattawan - 49071
    Middleville - 49333
    Muskegon - 49442
    Muskegon - 49444
    Muskegon - 49445
    Newago - 49337
    Nunica - 49448
    Pierson - 49339
    Ravenna - 49451
    Rockford - 49341
    Sand Lake - 49343
    Saranac - 48881
    Saugatuck - 49453
    South Haven - 49090
    Sparta - 49345
    Spring Lake - 49456
    Stanton - 48888
    Stanwood - 49346
    Walker - 49534
    Walker - 49544
    Wayland - 49348
    West Olive - 49460
    Wyoming - 49509
    Wyoming - 49519
    Zeeland - 49464