Average building footprint
89.3 m²
23.7 m² less than the North Ostrobothnia average
Municipality · Pyhäjärvi
Drainage renovation in Pyhäjärvi
Local buildings, soil conditions and rainfall affect how perimeter drainage, stormwater and ground grading should be designed in Pyhäjärvi. Enter your address to see a property-specific plan, a binding price and the option to order the renovation online.
Enter address and see priceBuilding stock
14,776
Buildings
Land area
1,311 km²
Residential buildings
16.7 %
Annual rainfall
635 mm
40 mm more than the North Ostrobothnia average
Average temperature
3.8 °C
0.3 °C higher than the North Ostrobothnia average
Building types
What types of residential buildings are found in Pyhäjärvi?
Low-rise residential buildings are divided into detached, semi-detached and terraced houses by dwelling count. Apartment buildings follow the open Ryhti building classification.
Detached houses
2,002
88.6 % of these residential buildings
5.4 percentage points above the share in North Ostrobothnia
Semi-detached houses
43
1.9 % of these residential buildings
2.8 percentage points below the share in North Ostrobothnia
Terraced houses
103
4.6 % of these residential buildings
2.2 percentage points below the share in North Ostrobothnia
Apartment buildings
39
1.7 % of these residential buildings
1.5 percentage points below the share in North Ostrobothnia
The classification covers 37.1% of buildings in the area. A more precise type could not be assigned to 73 low-rise residential buildings because dwelling-count data was missing. The classification describes building type, not ownership or housing-company status.
Local rainfall
What does 635 mm mean for a house?
Water does not disappear from a property on its own. Roof water needs a stormwater system, surface water needs correctly graded ground and water in the soil needs perimeter drainage to carry it away from the foundations.
The area managed by the drainage and stormwater systems receives an average of
199,000 litres
per year. The estimate is based on an average detached house in Pyhäjärvi, with a building footprint of 138 m², plus the three-metre zone around the building.
Where does the water go at your home?
Ground grading directs rain and meltwater away from the building. The stormwater system carries roof water away in a controlled manner, while perimeter drains remove water accumulating beside and below the foundations. All three need a safe, working discharge route.
One less worry for your home
When water flows the right way, home can feel like home
Working perimeter drainage, a properly designed stormwater system and correct ground grading carry water away from the building. Good moisture management is almost invisible in daily life. That is exactly how it should be.
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Soil data from GTK
What soil conditions are buildings in Pyhäjärvi founded on?
14,221buildings
Fine-grained till56.2 %
Mixed-grained soil11.9 %
Bedrock11.4 %
Sandy till6.8 %
Fine sand2.7 %
Other soil types11.0 %
The most common surface soil type is Fine-grained till. This soil underlies 56.2 % of the buildings in Pyhäjärvi. the North Ostrobothnia average the corresponding share is 6.8 %.
Municipality ranking in the region
How does Pyhäjärvi compare within North Ostrobothnia?
Pyhäjärvi is compared with the region's 30 municipalities.
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Number of buildingsRanked 11
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Average building footprintRanked 22
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Annual rainfallRanked 3
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Average temperatureRanked 18
Location on the map
Pyhäjärvi
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Frequently asked questions
What does a perimeter drainage renovation cost in Pyhäjärvi?
The price depends on the building's size, drainage length, soil, working space, surfaces to be reinstated and the water discharge route. Enter the exact address to receive a property-specific plan and price.
How does soil affect a drainage renovation?
Soil affects excavation, trench construction, water movement and the machinery that can be used. Area data provides local context, but each property is always analysed separately.
Why does rainfall management matter?
Perimeter drainage, roof water, ground grading and a safe discharge route form one moisture-management system. Replacing drainpipes alone does not address every source of water load around the foundations.
Sources: the Finnish Environment Institute's Ryhti building data (building class and number of dwellings), the National Land Survey of Finland (buildings, municipal boundaries and official land area on 1 January 2026), Posti (postcodes, postal towns and BAF address ranges), Statistics Finland's Paavo data (postcode area boundaries), the Geological Survey of Finland GTK (surface soil) and the Finnish Meteorological Institute (rainfall and temperature data for 2016–2025).