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Culvert Installation in the Texas Panhandle

Culvert Installation

A driveway culvert has one job: move the water in the ditch under your driveway instead of over it. Frick's Demolition & Excavation sizes, sets and backfills culverts across the Texas Panhandle so your access holds up through the next gully-washer.

From residential driveways to field entrances and crossings, we install the right pipe at the right grade, even in tough canyon-rim terrain.

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Corrugated culvert pipe being set into a freshly dug drainage trench
What's Included

Everything the Job Calls For

  • Driveway & entrance culverts

    The right diameter pipe set at the correct flow line.

  • Correct sizing

    Sized for the drainage area, ditch and any county rules.

  • Bedding & backfill

    Bedded and compacted so the drive does not settle over the pipe.

  • Flared ends & rip-rap

    Inlet and outlet protection so the ends do not scour out.

  • Field & crossing culverts

    Access for pastures, fields and ranch roads.

How It Works

Our Process

  1. 01

    Check the ditch

    We look at the drainage above your entrance and the ditch flow.

  2. 02

    Size the pipe

    We pick a diameter for the flow and any local requirements.

  3. 03

    Set to grade

    We bed and set the culvert to match the ditch flow line.

  4. 04

    Backfill & protect

    We compact the backfill and protect the ends.

Set a culvert too high and it dams the ditch; too low and it silts up. We grade every pipe to the flow line and compact the backfill in lifts so your driveway stays put. For a deeper look, read our guide on how to choose the right culvert size.

Culverts go hand in hand with driveway construction and drainage, so we plan the water and the access together.

Culvert pipe being set into a trench
Skid steer delivering a culvert pipe on a ranch road
Questions

Frequently Asked

What size culvert do I need?

Most single-home driveways use a 15, 18 or 24 inch pipe. The right size depends on the drainage area, the ditch and local rules. We size it for your site.

Do I need a permit for a driveway culvert?

Many counties set requirements for a new approach. We check the local rules before we dig so your entrance is done right.

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