Drainage Mapping
Map your system entirely from your phone with no hassle or technical experience.
Turfile gives turf teams a simple, visual way to map, manage, and maintain every part of their drainage system — directly from the field.
Map catch basins, drain lines, outfalls, cleanouts, sump locations, culverts, and other key drainage assets on a live property map. Whether you are building your drainage records from scratch or replacing years of scattered notes, paper plans, and staff memory, Turfile helps turn your drainage system into an organized, searchable, and easy-to-use digital map.
Instead of relying on outdated drawings, buried records, or one person’s memory, your team can access accurate drainage information from their phone, tablet, or desktop whenever they need it.
Map from Anywhere
Add and update drainage assets directly from your phone while walking the course.
Place basins, pipe runs, outfalls, cleanouts, and drainage problem areas on the map in real time, then attach important details like notes, photos, inspection records, repair history, and location-specific information.
Whether you are marking a buried clean out, tracing a drain line, or logging a plugged basin, Turfile keeps everything connected to the exact location on your property.
Build a Living Drainage History
Every drainage asset can carry its own history.
Log inspections, flushes, repairs, photos, notes, and recurring issues directly on the item itself. Over time, your team builds a reliable record of what has happened, when it happened, who checked it, and what needs attention next.
This makes it easier to spot recurring drainage problems, understand seasonal wet areas, train new staff, and make better long-term infrastructure decisions.
Schedule Inspections
Turfile helps teams stay ahead of drainage problems with customizable inspection schedules.
Set different inspection intervals for different types of drainage assets. For example, you may want catch basins checked before major rain events, outfalls inspected monthly, cleanouts reviewed seasonally, or known problem areas monitored after storms.
Once inspection schedules are set, your team can log checks in the field as work is completed.
No more guessing which basins were cleared. No more loose paper checklists. No more relying on memory after a heavy rain.
And much more…
