Lakeland Village, CA
Grading & Drainage Correction in Lakeland Village
Looking for grading & drainage correction in Lakeland Village? Temecula Valley Drainage Pros serves Lakeland Village (about 22 miles northwest of downtown Temecula) and the surrounding Temecula area. Re-grading and surface-drainage correction that re-establishes positive slope away from the home and eliminates pooling in low areas of the yard. Yard grading and drainage correction in Lakeland Village, for lots where the ground has lost its fall.
Grading & Drainage Correction for Lakeland Village homeowners & businesses
Riverside County's grading notes give the numbers a lot here is measured against: ground sloped away from the foundation at 5 percent for ten feet, no drainage across a property line beyond what existed before grading, and no obstruction of natural watercourses. ACS 2020-2024 puts 1,734 of the CDP's 4,003 housing units at 1979 or older.
If the ground slopes the right way but still holds water, see Yard & Landscape Drainage in Lakeland Village.
- Restores positive slope away from the foundation
- Fills and re-contours low, water-collecting areas
- Coordinates surface flow with subsurface drains
The ground slopes toward the house, or low spots collect water across the yard? Talk it through for your Lakeland Village property.
About Lakeland Village
Lakeland Village is home to roughly 12,364 residents (2020), in Riverside County. Lakeland Village is an unincorporated community on the southwest shore of Lake Elsinore, at roughly 1,283 feet elevation, tucked between the lake and the hills below Rome Hill and the Cleveland National Forest.
Local landmarks include Lake Elsinore (southwest shore), Rome Hill, Ortega Highway.
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Grading & Drainage Correction questions from Lakeland Village customers
- What counts as correct grading around a house in unincorporated Riverside County?
- Riverside County's grading notes set it out. The ground immediately adjacent to a building foundation must slope away at not less than one unit vertical in twenty units horizontal — a 5 percent slope — for a minimum distance of ten feet measured perpendicular to the face of the foundation. Drainage across property lines must not exceed what existed prior to grading, and excess or concentrated drainage must be contained on site or directed to an approved drainage facility.
- How old is the housing in Lakeland Village compared with the newer tracts nearby?
- Census ACS 2020-2024 five-year estimates count 4,003 housing units in Lakeland Village CDP. The largest single cohort, 1,199 units, was built between 1980 and 1989, and another 868 between 1970 and 1979. In total 1,734 units, about 43 percent, date to 1979 or earlier, and 867 were built in 2000 or later.
- There are a lot of mobile homes on my street. Does grading work the same way?
- The same ACS release counts 3,266 of the 4,003 units as one-unit detached and 431 as mobile homes, roughly one unit in ten. Riverside County's grading notes require that all existing drainage courses and storm drain facilities continue to function, and that protective measures and temporary drainage provisions be used to protect adjoining properties during grading operations.
- A natural drainage course runs through the back of my lot. Can grading move it?
- Riverside County's grading notes state that no obstruction of natural water courses shall be permitted. Riverside County Planning's Lakeland Village Community Plan, covering a policy area of roughly 2,626 acres along Grand Avenue between State Route 74 and Corydon Road, names rural mountainous areas and properties along Lake Elsinore within flood hazard zones among its focus areas.
The ground slopes toward the house, or low spots collect water across the yard
Describe your Lakeland Village property and we will connect you with a local contractor.