Civil engineer here who specializes in municipal drainage. Agree with the use of nonwoven geotextile filter fabric as soil separator. We have high groundwater in my area where water seeps from under the concrete road panels creating a road hazard. We design and construct subdrains (aka french drain) below roadways to manage the groundwater. We use an 8oz filter fabric with 3/4-1.5 washed stone and a 6-inch perforated SDR35 pipe (overkill for residential but same concept). Consider using an additional directional clean out at the top of your run for access and cleaning. Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing 👍

First video I've seen showing how to stitch up the burrito. Excellent video

It’ll be cool if you did some follow up videos. To see the systems working during a rain event. Pretty cool stuff though buddy

A++ well done!

Good video, thanks.

Excellent video

@StormWaterDrainageSolutions

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏

What trenching shovel do you recommend? Which ones to avoid?

good job!

Where did you get the fabric stapler and what type of staples did you use?

How deep do you typically dig your trench at the most shallow point?

Can you please link the filter fabric you used? Also, can you tell me if you recommend 3oz over 4oz filter fabric in clay soil? I plan on doing a french drain this spring and currently getting my product list together. Thank you~ from swampy Baton Rouge Louisiana, The Bayou State.

I need to buy 200 feet of pipe from you is that possible I live in ocala Florida

@StormWaterDrainageSolutions

3 ай бұрын

We will be getting our shipment in at the end of March. Send us an email💪

Why did you change the name of your channel?

@StormWaterDrainageSolutions

4 ай бұрын

We specialize in yard drainage and want our channel name to reflect that.