A maker of catch basins, channel drains, grates, pipe fittings and other yard drainage products, now part of ADS.
NDS makes yard drainage products, such as catch basins, channel drains, grates, pop-up emitters and pipe fittings, and it is now part of Advanced Drainage Systems, or ADS. Landscapers and drainage contractors know the products from supply stores, and homeowners see them on their own yards as green or black grates and round basins. When a Nashville yard needs a surface drain or a downspout emitter, these parts are the working pieces of the system.
We are an independent drainage and waterproofing company and are not affiliated with NDS or ADS. We use a range of drainage parts and choose based on the job and the loads. The maker publishes product guides and installation tips, and we encourage you to read them, and we explain how basins, pipes and emitters fit together on your property.
Visit the official NDS website
Collect water in low spots and send it to a pipe.
Trench-style drains for walks, patios and driveways.
Different styles and load ratings for different uses.
Release water from buried pipe onto a lawn.
Pipe connections and adapters for buried lines.
Selection and installation information online.
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Many owners do for small jobs. Slope and an outlet are the hard parts.
No. We are an independent waterproofing company, and NDS is a name that belongs to its owner. We work with many products and companies and are glad to use the one you prefer.
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