Aewsome! I ran 300ft of perforated flex, burrito-wrapped with cobblestone, and topped with sand in my S.E. Texas backyard to create a way to get runoff from my neighbors out to the ditch in front of my house, creating the drop with risers on the sumps and drains along the way. The info put out here is fantastic!!
Wish they had a contractor in the South with the level of knowledge, experience and professionalism that FDM has. Another outstanding video. Thanks for posting.
Hi. Ive never done this kind of work in my life but for some reason, the way you do edits, voice overs, your intros...even the way you encourage your team...made me want to watch from start to end. Excellent work and thank you for posting this man. GBY
Thanks for putting out this invaluable information. I live in southeast Louisiana where it seems we get rain every day. I plan to install a French drain (with your help) by myself this spring. I'm a 56 yr old lady and I'm addicted to your channel!! Love the way you teach the concepts and reason on your installation techniques and methods!
Just finishing my foundation footer French drain around my house on the lake today. That Michigan clay is no joke! Took all damn summer, but thanks to you it was a DIY. Thanks brother
Very nice job, as always. A lot of common sense is used in all your applications. Your crew is phenomenal!! They all work in a synchronicity that is so efficient. Thanks for all your videos. Great content & information.
Im doing one now following your technique. 200 ft long all the way down my property. Without all that equipment, this is some MAN WORK for sure 😂. My back is screaming.
I recently put in two French drains following these methods and they are working great! Mine are open french drains covered in rock not sod but I followed the advise of The French Drain man. It was a lot of hard work as I did it by myself but this system makes the most sense. I scoured the internet for information for a couple months before deciding what to do and in my opinion there is no one that seems to know what they're doing more than The French drain man!
Sometimes you do not have enough fall to use a pop-up emitter. In that case, we put in a sump pump system. th-cam.com/play/PLjFCqaZ4v1BXXbPw3Vf7e86DbKj7qOnLn.html&si=Gdh2me5lYtfrlg2F
I’m installing your system at my house, dual french drain with surface/downspout drain. I see in this video there is some pooling of groundwater that doesn’t seem to be flowing down slope. Is that typical in the installation? I’m having something similar occur where the majority of the bulk water drains but there are a few spots that still hold a little water. I’m assuming it’ll air dry eventually but am uncertain. I’m also in the South so mosquitos are a concern. Any insight from anyone would be appreciated. Thanks.
You want to watch the first three videos in this playlist for all the details. If you don't skip around, you will learn a lot. th-cam.com/play/PLjFCqaZ4v1BWCaQQeXsZmnlOGFbqp5EXQ.html&si=t-YxNOzWTwRfmS3g
If it's a short run, we don't bother with a catch basin on a five- or six-foot run. But on all our longer runs, we certainly put a catch basin 3 feet from the house.
Awesome video. Thanks for this. I have a sump pump drain line in back yard. It was draining somewhere i cant drain anymore. Its only gonna be going out 15 to 20 feet. My neighber ran a 5" pvc pipe with a french drain. What you auggest I do since its not a long run im doing?
Robert, I’m looking to have a French drain and buried downspout system combined into one trench. I have no storm drain to tie into and was going to use a pop-up emitter. Should I have one for each system? Thank you for all the videos.
I have a bunker that gets flooded. I'm going to do a french drain around the back and one side towards gravity. I don't have a storm water nearby though... where will I run the water off to and how? Perhaps run it to the nearby garden down hill and make a water fall?
That would be a question for your county building department. It all depends on what you are trying to do as well. You have to keep the water in that leach field contained, and that is what the code states. You should also have clay around the leach field; the clay acts as a rubber liner, and when the septic system was approved by the inspector, I am sure it was done properly.
Hey I followed your diy I put two four inch pipes right on the bottom of the fabric with a solid pipe downspout, the problem I’m having is at the discharge point I have all three pipes at the bottom where it leaches out, but I’m not getting really anything in the pipes it’s running between the pipes on the bottom of the trench and coming out at the bottom it only gets in to the pipe about a quarter of an inch, I’m lost as how to collect the water that’s coming from the bottom of the trench and not in the pipe and bring it to a pop up….any advice would be greatly appreciated
It works like a leach field, so you’re not going to see that much water come out. Sometimes, you don’t see any water come out at all. Once all the subsoil has become completely saturated and you’ve had a rainy season, you’ll see more water come out the discharge end. I would put a pop-up on a knife-cut line, and then just run one of the 8 slots on a knife-cut line to a pop-up emitter. I’d run it out until I had enough fall, and I’d make sure I had a sock on that knife-cut pipe.
I saw another video from this apple drain guy. I did what he said, and put the dirt back. It failed within 3 months, what a waste of energy, hard work, money...thanks for this video, I will have to start all over again, I'm in Clearwater Fl, lots of rain here.
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First thanks for the informative videos. Very professional. Second, I'm putting in a french drain in the back corner of my yard. Here in Alabama we have red clay then sandstone. What size gravel/stone do you recommend using? How much topsoil do you recommend putting on the gravel so grass with grow? I'll be ordering some of that fabric. Again thanks for the information.
The rock you are using is different than the round rock you recommend in other videos. I used pond rock that averages 2'3" but some are bigger. Will that work? Also, do you secure the fabric or just fold it over and cover with rock? Thanks
Thanks for the great video. Really impressive work. How much would you charge for that job ? Do you happen to know any contractors in north east NJ? Thanks again for
I purchased your complete system for our property. One question, we do no not have sod or grass, is it appropriate to put some dirt back onto the top of the fabric?
th-cam.com/video/mSfXGLlyIKM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DcL35IMfRTwVeIok When we grow grass on our French drains, water travels through capillary action down the turf roots to the stone in the French Drain System.
Can you fill up trench with two blue tubes and three white for foundation drainage? Or does this only work for a French drain system. The foundation is 5ft underground and trying to find a way to load the trench up with anything besides the excavated dirt. Thanks
Homeowner that is planning to install your system with dual +3 inch pipe french drain. Is there a rule of thumb for estimating the amount of 3/4 inch stone to order for the drain? Thank you
I live in North Carolina and am looking to install french drains from the down spouts around my house and threw some low spots around my yard. Do you sell the materials I would need to do this? I have the equipment and ability for a DIY job just want to make sure I am installing the best/right materials for the job that will last a long time with minimal problems in the future.
Our materials are the very best in the industry. You can read our Google reviews. When you hold our product in your hands and you see it in real life, it's almost hard to believe how well it's made, and it's made in the USA Here is our online store Best French Drain and Yard Drainage Contractor frenchdrainman.com/
Great video and great information, thank you. Are those Start Mats that you're using? My property makes this site look like a dessert!! : ) I appreciate all of the information you share, and the links to the supplies are extremely helpful as well.
How close can I put a French drain to a leach field of a septic system? My leach field is in the lowest part of my yard in the front yard and that's where my drainage has to go to the baritch for my French drain.
There's too many variables. Every situation's different. I advise you never to go through your septic field system because you're gonna fill it up with water, and it's gonna be to full capacity, and then your septic system is going to back up.
I know where my leach field lines are. I just want to know do I need to stay 10 ft away from my leach field or do I need to be more? I've got about 15 ft to play with from my leach field to my property line from next door.
I live in the country and have a 2 acre backyard that is clay soil and is wet. I have no drainage ditch or storm drain to connect to. How do I discharge the water? I'm surrounded by farm field on 3 sides of my property .
So I have a similar issue across my backyard, but we don't have any sort of storm drain to terminate a french drain into. What would your recommendation be for that situation? Dig a well 4-6 feet in diameter and maybe 6 feet deep and fill it with stone?
I count 3 downspouts on that home.And let’s assume the other home has 3 also .Thats a tremendous amount of water.Why wouldn’t you just tie them in and eliminate all the surface water? Planning on attempting this myself this Summer.
Looks like a new subdivision why aren’t the contractors who build the homes doing this kind of drainage…… yes I know it cost more, but you would think they would be required to do this by a code….
Because it's more work and cheaper if you don't do it this way. Plus the other guys can do less work charge the same price and then they can come back and service your French drain. There's even companies who offer service plans but if you have this guy put in your drain. it will never be serviced
Interesting. The piping for the downspouts is perforated with no fabric to prevent soil and roots from penetrating the system. Also, running 5 runs of perforated pipe in the french drain only saves on the amount of stone required. Saves you money. Not only that but with 5 pipes there is a large air void which could collapse if anything heavy was put overhead. The pipes are what, 4 inches each. That's a lot of air? Yes with 5 pipes there is the potential to move more water but the 2 initial 4 inch pipes would be sufficient. This job does not run enough water to justify the 5 pipes. Sorry.
You keep bragging that you use inch and a quarter to inch and a half cobblestone to go over those pipes. And according to the picture you're not using cobblestone
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Aewsome! I ran 300ft of perforated flex, burrito-wrapped with cobblestone, and topped with sand in my S.E. Texas backyard to create a way to get runoff from my neighbors out to the ditch in front of my house, creating the drop with risers on the sumps and drains along the way. The info put out here is fantastic!!
Wish they had a contractor in the South with the level of knowledge, experience and professionalism that FDM has. Another outstanding video. Thanks for posting.
No one would pay him
Diy!!
What part of the south? This guy is in Tampa youtube.com/@StormWaterDrainageSolutions?si=U_O9vC7FO4MJBXn8
Crew - Teamwork always wins!
Hi. Ive never done this kind of work in my life but for some reason, the way you do edits, voice overs, your intros...even the way you encourage your team...made me want to watch from start to end. Excellent work and thank you for posting this man. GBY
Thanks for putting out this invaluable information. I live in southeast Louisiana where it seems we get rain every day. I plan to install a French drain (with your help) by myself this spring. I'm a 56 yr old lady and I'm addicted to your channel!! Love the way you teach the concepts and reason on your installation techniques and methods!
Just finishing my foundation footer French drain around my house on the lake today. That Michigan clay is no joke! Took all damn summer, but thanks to you it was a DIY. Thanks brother
Thanks for showing us how to do it right, particularly the white aeration pipes.
Very nice job, as always. A lot of common sense is used in all your applications. Your crew is phenomenal!! They all work in a synchronicity that is so efficient. Thanks for all your videos. Great content & information.
Take a shot every time you hear "Double Punch Non-Woven Geo-Textile Filter Fabric".
Great video, BTW. I am going to be building one of these.
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Earthen Damns work well in stopping water, you're explaining in spot on.
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Great job. This is how a professional system is installed.
Thank you very much this ie the most helful video even ever i have seen
Im doing one now following your technique. 200 ft long all the way down my property. Without all that equipment, this is some MAN WORK for sure 😂. My back is screaming.
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I recently put in two French drains following these methods and they are working great! Mine are open french drains covered in rock not sod but I followed the advise of The French Drain man. It was a lot of hard work as I did it by myself but this system makes the most sense. I scoured the internet for information for a couple months before deciding what to do and in my opinion there is no one that seems to know what they're doing more than The French drain man!
Interesting concept of using pipe to medigate tree roots!
Robert is the JP Morgan of the french drain business !
Thank you
the drain whisperer!
Right. Which he could come to other states.
How would you recommend ending a yard drain French drain if you cannot tap a storm drain? Use a pop up emitter?
Sometimes you do not have enough fall to use a pop-up emitter. In that case, we put in a sump pump system.
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I’m installing your system at my house, dual french drain with surface/downspout drain. I see in this video there is some pooling of groundwater that doesn’t seem to be flowing down slope. Is that typical in the installation? I’m having something similar occur where the majority of the bulk water drains but there are a few spots that still hold a little water. I’m assuming it’ll air dry eventually but am uncertain. I’m also in the South so mosquitos are a concern. Any insight from anyone would be appreciated. Thanks.
You want to watch the first three videos in this playlist for all the details. If you don't skip around, you will learn a lot.
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How deep do you need to go, if your backyard is gradually going down hill?
At the end I’m putting a sump pump and that water will water my back yard .
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the ended area at storm drain it was not shown the tie in for the6. three inch and 2 four inch pipes to the 1 white outlet
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I am from Australia - What is the purpose of the Pop-Up Emitter?
So mosquitoes will not be able to breed in your drainage pipe.
With a setup like this where the Downspout Pop up Emitter is outside of the fabric. I'm assuming a catch basin is then unnecessary?
If it's a short run, we don't bother with a catch basin on a five- or six-foot run. But on all our longer runs, we certainly put a catch basin 3 feet from the house.
Awesome video. Thanks for this. I have a sump pump drain line in back yard. It was draining somewhere i cant drain anymore. Its only gonna be going out 15 to 20 feet. My neighber ran a 5" pvc pipe with a french drain. What you auggest I do since its not a long run im doing?
Three-inch pipe would be fine. Four-inch pipe is a bit overkill, and I do like overkill.
Hey Robert you guys never put clean outs on your french
Drain lines?
Our French drains are fully encapsulated. We only install a cleanout if it's a foundation drain around a basement.
Maybe I missed it. How did you connect 5 lines to one discharge in the storm drain?
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@@FRENCHDRAINMAN Thank you Robert! I saw the added chamber where the lines are connected.
Robert, I’m looking to have a French drain and buried downspout system combined into one trench. I have no storm drain to tie into and was going to use a pop-up emitter. Should I have one for each system? Thank you for all the videos.
Short answer, yes
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Can you show next time how the ends tie in? White lines tie in or stub? Pop up end have a grate for drainage or the pop-up cap? Etc. Thanks.
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We need this in 60525! We have a huge yard and it becomes a pond! Even the ducks like it.
This will work 👍
I have a bunker that gets flooded. I'm going to do a french drain around the back and one side towards gravity. I don't have a storm water nearby though... where will I run the water off to and how? Perhaps run it to the nearby garden down hill and make a water fall?
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How close to a septic system and leach field can I put a French drain in?
That would be a question for your county building department. It all depends on what you are trying to do as well. You have to keep the water in that leach field contained, and that is what the code states. You should also have clay around the leach field; the clay acts as a rubber liner, and when the septic system was approved by the inspector, I am sure it was done properly.
Hey I followed your diy I put two four inch pipes right on the bottom of the fabric with a solid pipe downspout, the problem I’m having is at the discharge point I have all three pipes at the bottom where it leaches out, but I’m not getting really anything in the pipes it’s running between the pipes on the bottom of the trench and coming out at the bottom it only gets in to the pipe about a quarter of an inch, I’m lost as how to collect the water that’s coming from the bottom of the trench and not in the pipe and bring it to a pop up….any advice would be greatly appreciated
It works like a leach field, so you’re not going to see that much water come out. Sometimes, you don’t see any water come out at all. Once all the subsoil has become completely saturated and you’ve had a rainy season, you’ll see more water come out the discharge end. I would put a pop-up on a knife-cut line, and then just run one of the 8 slots on a knife-cut line to a pop-up emitter. I’d run it out until I had enough fall, and I’d make sure I had a sock on that knife-cut pipe.
Hi how to prevent the tree root to get into the pipe
Tks!!
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I saw another video from this apple drain guy. I did what he said, and put the dirt back. It failed within 3 months, what a waste of energy, hard work, money...thanks for this video, I will have to start all over again, I'm in Clearwater Fl, lots of rain here.
Here is my French drain playlist.
I wish you would have found my channel first.
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@@FRENCHDRAINMAN thank you so much, that makes two of us, LOL
First thanks for the informative videos. Very professional.
Second, I'm putting in a french drain in the back corner of my yard. Here in Alabama we have red clay then sandstone. What size gravel/stone do you recommend using? How much topsoil do you recommend putting on the gravel so grass with grow? I'll be ordering some of that fabric. Again thanks for the information.
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The rock you are using is different than the round rock you recommend in other videos. I used pond rock that averages 2'3" but some are bigger. Will that work? Also, do you secure the fabric or just fold it over and cover with rock? Thanks
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What kind of stone do you use?
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Can you link to one of your videos that shows exactly how your crew removes the sod in squares. They do such a good job and I always butcher it.
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Thanks for the great video. Really impressive work. How much would you charge for that job ? Do you happen to know any contractors in north east NJ? Thanks again for
Our French drain systems typically run between 5k - 10k
I live in SE Michigan. Where do you end up taking all of the dirt you remove from these trenches?
Landfill needs dirt.
Do you have any thoughts on how the drainage fabric and perforated pipe would perform in very sandy soil here in florida?
It thrives in those conditions.
I like how the Gentleman with the yellow knit cap does his rich man dance to pack the stone down...
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I purchased your complete system for our property. One question, we do no not have sod or grass, is it appropriate to put some dirt back onto the top of the fabric?
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When we grow grass on our French drains, water travels through capillary action down the turf roots to the stone in the French Drain System.
Can you fill up trench with two blue tubes and three white for foundation drainage? Or does this only work for a French drain system. The foundation is 5ft underground and trying to find a way to load the trench up with anything besides the excavated dirt. Thanks
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Homeowner that is planning to install your system with dual +3 inch pipe french drain. Is there a rule of thumb for estimating the amount of 3/4 inch stone to order for the drain? Thank you
That's a really good question. Instinctively, I think you could go 40 feet on 1 yd³ of Stone.
I live in North Carolina and am looking to install french drains from the down spouts around my house and threw some low spots around my yard. Do you sell the materials I would need to do this? I have the equipment and ability for a DIY job just want to make sure I am installing the best/right materials for the job that will last a long time with minimal problems in the future.
Our materials are the very best in the industry. You can read our Google reviews. When you hold our product in your hands and you see it in real life, it's almost hard to believe how well it's made, and it's made in the USA
Here is our online store
Best French Drain and Yard Drainage Contractor
frenchdrainman.com/
Great video and great information, thank you. Are those Start Mats that you're using? My property makes this site look like a dessert!! : ) I appreciate all of the information you share, and the links to the supplies are extremely helpful as well.
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Hi putting an egress window in my basement .but the outside of the basement has no weep tile what’s the best way to keep it dry
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How close can I put a French drain to a leach field of a septic system? My leach field is in the lowest part of my yard in the front yard and that's where my drainage has to go to the baritch for my French drain.
There's too many variables. Every situation's different. I advise you never to go through your septic field system because you're gonna fill it up with water, and it's gonna be to full capacity, and then your septic system is going to back up.
I know where my leach field lines are. I just want to know do I need to stay 10 ft away from my leach field or do I need to be more? I've got about 15 ft to play with from my leach field to my property line from next door.
Why not run the down spouts into the French drain?
Rookie mistake.
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What is a good rule of thumb when to use perforated vs solid corrugated pipe?
Solid pipe is for yard drainage with catch basin and downspouts. Perforated is for French Drain and leach lines.
I live in the country and have a 2 acre backyard that is clay soil and is wet. I have no drainage ditch or storm drain to connect to. How do I discharge the water? I'm surrounded by farm field on 3 sides of my property .
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Can your drive over a French drain like this?
Is a system like recommended for a gravel parking pad?
Bump.
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Is 2 ft deep enough for a french drain system or is that too much?
We don't have to get that deep very often; it must be a long system.
How many pop-ups do you need per 100'?
You have to put them in all the potholes.
What if you are not allowed to tie into the city drain?
@markhanna1485
Is it a stormwater drain or a sanitary drain? That makes a big difference.
Thank you for educating me on this. It probably was a drain line not a water runoff line. Love your videos
Nice info
Awesome 👌 🙌🙌 thx u
Did you tie one of those pipes into the storm drain or how did you do that?
Yes, we tied the pipe into the side wall of the storm drain 2 feet down. I have a video up and coming where I show this. Stay tuned.
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So I have a similar issue across my backyard, but we don't have any sort of storm drain to terminate a french drain into. What would your recommendation be for that situation? Dig a well 4-6 feet in diameter and maybe 6 feet deep and fill it with stone?
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What does air pruning the roots off mean? I dont understand
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How does water stay in the pipe with all the holes?
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Why so much pipe trying to diy my self will 2 pipes suffice ?
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It's just an option
Where do you take the dirt?
To the landfill
What type of warranty comes with your drain system?
Guarantee 💯% to work, and they always do.
french drain line (with like, 5 pipes) is good enough for the whole yard? How large of an area will one line work for?
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I count 3 downspouts on that home.And let’s assume the other home has 3 also .Thats a tremendous amount of water.Why wouldn’t you just tie them in and eliminate all the surface water? Planning on attempting this myself this Summer.
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@@FRENCHDRAINMANBest one yet. Looks foolproof
If perforated pipe without fabric does not work, how do farmers lay miles of it to drain fields?
Many farmers will not use the sock. The percentage of farmers that are putting in a sock is 3%.
Difference between thevwhite and blue pipes tjs!
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Why do you use two pipes??
I need to watch more videos new to this I’m sure there vids saying why. Haven’t got to them yet.
Here's the playlist you're looking for.
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I'm getting ready to do.mine. bought all my stuff from French drain man. Great people. How deep is that trench??
Starts out 10 inches and ends up 20 inches deep
You used to preach using large diameter round rock.
Why are you using pea gravel on this job?
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Could u just make a short video how to start and how to end pipe installation.....thats all it matter
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Why 3 white pipes?
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Looks like a new subdivision why aren’t the contractors who build the homes doing this kind of drainage…… yes I know it cost more, but you would think they would be required to do this by a code….
It's viewed in the same category as automatic sprinklers. If the homeowners want it, they have to flip the bill.
Depth of tranch
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A ban with a utility trailer 😂😂😂 You crack me up haha
Thank you for watching
Why aren't everyone doing it this way?
Because it's more work and cheaper if you don't do it this way. Plus the other guys can do less work charge the same price and then they can come back and service your French drain. There's even companies who offer service plans but if you have this guy put in your drain. it will never be serviced
Interesting. The piping for the downspouts is perforated with no fabric to prevent soil and roots from penetrating the system. Also, running 5 runs of perforated pipe in the french drain only saves on the amount of stone required. Saves you money. Not only that but with 5 pipes there is a large air void which could collapse if anything heavy was put overhead. The pipes are what, 4 inches each. That's a lot of air? Yes with 5 pipes there is the potential to move more water but the 2 initial 4 inch pipes would be sufficient. This job does not run enough water to justify the 5 pipes. Sorry.
@rickhorn7256
Their pump failed during a power outage, and all those pipes underground acted as a detention tank.
You keep bragging that you use inch and a quarter to inch and a half cobblestone to go over those pipes. And according to the picture you're not using cobblestone
You really should not jump around. Watch the entire video and catch all the details.