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Dry Creek Installtion

TCT Landscaping specializes in creating sophisticated dry creek beds that combine functionality with natural aesthetics. Our designs transform problematic drainage areas into stunning landscape features that effectively manage water flow while enhancing your property's visual appeal. Using carefully selected stone materials and strategic grading, we craft dry creeks that mirror natural waterways, complete with meandering curves, varied rock sizes, and thoughtful plant placement.


Each dry creek installation begins with a thorough site analysis to understand your property's specific drainage patterns and soil conditions. Our expert team then develops a customized design that addresses these practical needs while creating an authentic-looking dry creek that appears to have naturally evolved in your landscape. We incorporate multiple layers of materials, from large anchor boulders to smooth river rocks and fine gravel, creating depth and visual interest that changes with the seasonal play of light and shadow.

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Dry Creek Installation Features

Drainage Solutions

Professional grading and installation of permeable materials to manage water runoff effectively while preventing flooding and soil erosion during heavy rains.

Native Plant Integration

Strategic placement of drought-resistant plants and ground covers along creek edges to stabilize soil and enhance the natural appearance.

Natural Stone Selection

Expert placement of locally sourced boulders, river rock, and gravel to create authentic dry creek aesthetics that complement existing landscape features.

Low-Maintenance Design

Implementation of weed barriers and proper depth calculations to ensure minimal upkeep while maintaining functionality year-round.

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Frequently Asked Questions

See common questions we get about these services

  • How wide should a dry creek bed be?

    Width typically ranges from 4-8 feet, scaled appropriately to your property size and drainage needs.

  • Will a dry creek help with drainage issues?

    Yes, properly designed dry creeks redirect water flow and reduce soil erosion during heavy rains.

  • How much maintenance does a dry creek require?

    Minimal maintenance needed - occasional debris removal and annual checking of stone placement.

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