Yard drainage in Nocatee

Nocatee is the newest housing in our zone: roughly 7,900 detached homes with a median build year of 2015, 83 percent owner-occupied and a median value near $585,000. New does not mean dry. The community was engineered with ponds and swales at the neighborhood level, but each lot was still graded by its builder, and in Crosswater, Twenty Mile and Del Webb we see the same pattern a few years in — the side-yard swale has settled flat, the lot behind sits a few inches higher, and the downspouts drop onto splash blocks. Nocatee's sand is deep in places and the water table varies block by block, so we test before we recommend a dry well. The ground rules here come from the HOA as much as from the county: discharge to the street or the pond easement, nothing onto the neighbor, and sod restored to match. Paver driveways are the default in Nocatee, so channel drains at the driveway apron and sealing every few years are part of most visits.

Neighborhoods we cover in Nocatee

Crosswater, Twenty Mile, Del Webb Ponte Vedra, Seabrook Village, Coastal Oaks and Greenleaf Village — if you are between them, you are still in the zone.

What we do most in Nocatee

Nocatee prices follow our price guide: the inspection is $0, a French drain $20 – $45 / ft, downspout drainage $300 – $800 per point — written down before we dig. See typical French drain costs and rough out your yard with the calculator.

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