Yes, dry wells do work. A properly installed and maintained dry well will collect and filter rainwater and groundwater before it can enter your home's drainage system. This can help to prevent backups and flooding in your home, as well as reduce the amount of water that enters your septic system or sewage treatment plant.

Yes, dry wells work. A properly installed and functioning dry well will intercept the flow of groundwater and allow it to seep into the soil. This will help reduce or prevent flooding on your property. Dry wells are a great way to manage storm water runoff on your property. By installing a dry well, you can help keep your property from flooding and also improve water quality by preventing pollutants from flowing into storm drains and local waterways.