Serving the Upstate
Landscaping and Drainage Service Areas in Upstate South Carolina
C&C Outdoor Solutions is based in Simpsonville, SC and works across Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and the Upstate within about 50 miles, fixing drainage, stopping erosion and building hardscapes.
Mapping Our Landscaping and Drainage Service Areas in Upstate SC
Our landscaping and drainage service areas in Upstate SC start at our home base in Simpsonville and reach about 50 miles out. That circle takes in Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson, along with the smaller towns and county roads between them. Homeowners and businesses across it call us for one main reason: water is going where it should not.
The Upstate sits in the Piedmont, where the Cecil soil series is common. Its subsoil is a dense red clay, so rain that would soak into sandier ground tends to sheet across the surface instead. Greenville averages a little over 47 inches of rain a year, spread fairly evenly through the seasons, with summer running slightly wetter.
That mix of clay and steady rain is why our family-owned team spends so much time on stormwater drainage, erosion control, grading and retaining walls. Over 25 years of work in stormwater management, landscaping and hardscape construction have shown us how Upstate ground behaves after a storm.
Towns We Serve
Greenville County Landscaping and the Towns Beyond It
Greenville County landscaping makes up a large share of our work, since Simpsonville sits in the southeastern part of the county. Spartanburg and Anderson each bring their own water: Lawson's Fork Creek and the Pacolet River to the east, the Rocky River and Lake Hartwell to the west.
Spartanburg and Anderson drainage problems usually trace back to the same red clay found closer to home. The fixes are familiar, but every town's creeks, slopes and neighborhoods change how we apply them. A lakeside lot near Anderson needs different bank protection than a Greenville yard on rising ground below Paris Mountain.
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Greenville, SC
From the Reedy River corridor to the slopes below Paris Mountain, C&C Outdoor Solutions fixes drainage, stops erosion and builds patios and walls for Greenville homeowners.
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Simpsonville, SC
C&C Outdoor Solutions offers landscaping in Simpsonville, SC, our home base. We handle drainage, erosion control, retaining walls and patios from Main Street out to Five Forks.
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Spartanburg, SC
C&C Outdoor Solutions provides landscaping in Spartanburg, SC, from French drains and grading to hardscapes and creek bank repair. We work from Hampton Heights to homes along Lawson's Fork Creek.
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Anderson, SC
C&C Outdoor Solutions handles landscaping in Anderson, SC, from new ponds and bank repair to drainage fixes. We work on lakeside lots by Lake Hartwell and yards near Clemson Boulevard.
How Our Upstate Project Process Works
Most drainage and hardscape problems look different on paper than they do in the yard after a hard rain. Our process starts on site for that reason, and you get an estimated schedule before any work begins.
The same steps apply across all of our landscaping and drainage service areas in Upstate SC. A single downspout line in Simpsonville and a creek bank in Spartanburg follow the same path, so you always know what comes next.
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Step 1
Call or Request a Free Estimate
Reach us at (864) 399-6658, Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, or send a request online. Tell us where water collects, which slope is moving or what you want to build, and which town the property is in.
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Step 2
Walk the Property Together
We visit the site and study how water enters, crosses and leaves the property. Slope, downspouts, existing pipe, soil and any nearby creek or ditch all shape the right fix, so we look at each one before recommending anything.
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Step 3
Review Your Estimate and Schedule
Your free estimate lays out the recommended work and materials. Cost depends on scope, materials and size, and we give an estimated schedule up front: a few days for a smaller job, several weeks for a larger one.
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Step 4
Build a Solution That Lasts
Our team handles the installation, from trenching and pipe to block, pavers and sod. We use sustainable materials and methods where they fit, aiming for results that hold up through many Upstate storms.
Why Pick a Drainage Contractor in Upstate SC With Local Roots
A drainage contractor in Upstate SC has to plan around clay, slope and summer storms as much as pipe sizes. We have worked this ground for over 25 years, and that experience shapes every trench depth, outlet and wall base we set.
As a family-owned business, we care about building lasting relationships with the people we work for. One team can handle a whole problem from start to finish: grading to redirect water, a French drain to carry it, a retaining wall to hold the slope and fresh sod to finish the yard.
If you have been searching for landscapers near me from anywhere between Anderson and Spartanburg, give us a call. We will confirm your property falls within our landscaping and drainage service areas in Upstate SC and set up a visit.
Service Area Questions
Questions About Our Upstate SC Coverage
How far from Simpsonville do you travel for a project?
We serve properties within about 50 miles of our Simpsonville base. That radius covers Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson, plus neighboring towns such as Mauldin and Fountain Inn that border Simpsonville. If your property sits near the edge of that range, call (864) 399-6658 with the address and we will tell you whether it falls inside our area.
Do you work for businesses as well as homeowners?
Yes. Along with residential yards, we take on commercial drainage, stormwater and hardscape projects across the Upstate. Commercial sites often call for larger stormwater systems, catch basins or site grading, and the same free estimate process applies. Tell us about the property and the problem when you call, and we will arrange a time to see it in person.
Why do so many Upstate yards have drainage problems?
Much of the Upstate sits on Piedmont soils with a dense red clay subsoil, such as the Cecil series. Clay slows how fast rain soaks in, so water runs across the surface, pools in low spots and carries soil off slopes. Grading, French drains and erosion control measures work with that clay instead of fighting it.
Is the estimate still free if I live outside Simpsonville?
Yes. Free estimates are offered on all of our services, whether the property is in Simpsonville, Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson or another town within our area. During the visit we look at the problem, explain the options and give you an estimated schedule, so you can decide with the full picture in front of you.
Start Your Project
Get Your Upstate Outdoor Project on the Calendar
Whether water is pooling in a Greenville backyard or washing out a slope near Lake Hartwell, the first step is the same: a free estimate. Call Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and tell us what is happening and where.