Welcome to Drainage Direct.

We are the only authorized retailer of the Multi-Flow Professional Drainage System. This product is perfect for any Do-It-Yourselfer! Save yourself hundreds, even THOUSANDS of dollars over conventional drainage systems.

So what is Multi-Flow?

Multi-Flow Drainage System is a comprehensive soil water management strategy. Whether you need to manage the water flow for a community park, a golf course, office buildings, or even just for your yard at home, Multi-Flow's unique product and design can easily handle any task, no matter how big or small your water drainage system is

Our site will offer valuable design tools, a wealth of installation advice, and insightful drainage education.... showing how Multi-Flow solves drainage
problems simply and affordably.

Our knowledgable design team and our helpful customer service staff are ready to answer any additional questions you might have. Have a look around our site or get in touch with us to discover the Multi-Flow difference.

We look forward to doing business with you!

Thanks,
Daniel Graves
Owner of Drainage Direct

Multi-Flow vs.

Traditional French Drains:

Multi-Flow is a modified and improved French drain.

Multi-Flow, employing Narrow Trench Installation Technology (NTIT™), has several important advantages over a traditional French drain system:

Extended life of the drainage system.
Coarse sand will dramatically extend the life of any filter wrapped drainage system. However, it is very difficult to replicate the sand filter when constructing an old-fashioned French drain. Because of this, French drains routinely decrease in efficiency until they blind altogether, often within a few years. It is easy to surround Multi-Flow with very coarse sand backfill.

Less surface disruption.
In renovation settings, there is a huge advantage in using the small equipment required in installing the Multi-Flow system rather than the large equipment used to construct a conventional French drain.

Cost.
The Multi-Flow system requires only a 4-inch trench. This saves on the cost of excavation and backfill bringing the overall cost down well below that of other French drains.