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What is a Culvert?
A culvert is a structure that allows water to flow under a road, railroad, trail, or other obstruction. Think of it as a small tunnel designed to carry water from one side to the other.
Drainage—preventing flooding, erosion, and damage to infrastructure.
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Many buyers prefer plastic/HDPE culverts because they are lightweight, durable, corrosion-resistant, and easier to transport/install than concrete or steel.
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For many drainage, storm-water, farm/ranch, or rural-driveway needs plastic culverts meet hydraulic and structural requirements.
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For private property owners, contractors, and farms, plastic culverts are often more cost-effective and practical than heavier materials.
Our Sizes
4"- 6"
Primary applications: French drains, downspout extensions, small driveway/walkway crossing, curbside draining.
Single & Double-Walled HDPE
(Perforated & Solid)
8"- 18"
Primary applications: Driveway Culvert (12"-15"), agricultural drainage, Roadside ditches.
Double-Walled HDPE
Double-Walled HDPE
24"- 60"
Primary applications: stream Crossing, Public Roadway Crossing.
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