Can a catch basin be repaired instead of replaced?

Often, yes. Many basins can be rebuilt by repairing walls and resetting the frame and grate. Full replacement is needed only when the structure has collapsed or is badly damaged.

Do you work on storm drains in commercial parking lots?

Yes. PavementX repairs catch basins, storm drain inlets and the pavement around them on commercial, industrial, multifamily, HOA and municipal properties in SC, NC and GA.

Can the lot stay open during catch basin repair?

Yes. Work is barricaded around each structure and phased so the rest of the parking lot stays in use.

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Commercial Catch Basin Repair

& Storm Drains

Catch basin repair, rebuilds and storm drain work for commercial parking lots. PavementX fixes sinking, collapsed and leaking drainage structures before they undermine the surrounding pavement.

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Quick Answer

Why is the pavement sinking around my catch basin?

Usually water is escaping through deteriorated basin walls or joints and washing out the base under the asphalt. Patching the surface alone will not hold; the structure must be repaired first.

PavementX provides catch basin repair for commercial, industrial, multifamily and municipal properties across South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia. Request a site assessment.

Why Choose Professional Catch Basin Repair?

Catch basins and storm drains are where most commercial parking lot failures start. When a basin's brick or block walls deteriorate, its frame and grate settle, or water escapes around the structure, the base washes out and the asphalt around it sinks, cracks and potholes. PavementX repairs and rebuilds catch basins, resets frames and grates, and rebuilds the asphalt or concrete apron around each structure for commercial, industrial, multifamily, HOA and municipal properties across South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia.

Catch basin rebuilds and wall repair

Frame and grate resetting to grade

Sinkhole and washout repair around drains

Concrete aprons and collars around structures

Asphalt transitions to eliminate lips and ponding

Storm drain inlet and drainage corrections