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nice. I do believe that a non perferated pipe is ideal for at least the first 10ft, then go with holes, dry well if needed.

What pipe did you use

Awesome

Great job, well done, like your video.

I dreamt about an area just like that one, neat

looks ugly

Video of the work please

Jesus christ you really over killed that shit. Im glad to see people going the extra mile. Thered have to be a typhoon to flood that system.

I don't understand the 2 french drains leading to the dry well. The french drains you built are for sub-surface water and you never run roof water into one. Does this yard have a problem with a high water table? All you needed were 2 solid pipes to take the roof water directly to the well. The perforated pipe and stones were a lot of extra work that basically just minimally expands the capacity of the well. Also, unlike straight drainage, french drain pipes need to be barely pitched, the amount determined by the total length. The 1"/10' doesn't work with french drains because the water level wouldn't get to the height of the high end of the pipe.

Hi great video, I have a question: if you can just run all the water into a storm drain, what is the purpose of the french drain vs catch basins and pipe ending at the storm drain?

What is the white coupler with the openings called??

While all of that sounds just wonderful a thing to consider is some areas, such as where I live, do not allow you to drain your yard into the ditch or street and you have to deal with your yard drainage within your own property.

What if there is no low point in the front? I've wanted to put a French drain in to clar pooling water at the rear of my house but don't have enough fall to clear water in the front. I could go all the way to the street but then going over the curb would put it higher than the grade...so going "uphill" to get to the street.

That’s great but thousands of dollars

Looks to be bad installation more so than bad product.

Try a vertical drain

Which states do you work?

Oh man, same thing for us, bought in winter, then the snow melted. Lowest house on block, 8 neighbours yards drain into ours plus the rain/snow of this yard. It’s a lake back there, and we have to walk our dog too because yard is flooded almost year round. Landscaper dug a trench to let water out because 4” of rain was coming next day and it would have come inside. That was 5 weeks ago…he hasn’t returned to finish project! Nightmare on James street!

Excellent advice, thank you. Very informative content in your videos

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We see no water in yard! Something is working. Yard looks good. The drain inlets function as clean outs. All of the pipe is wrapped perforated hdpe, backfilled w sand, and also french drain section with rock. Do not assume "bad design", just because it was not done by you.

Nice advice, 10/10.

There’s never a follow up video. Everyone does what they think is going to work until it doesn’t. I would surely love to see people show proof , valid follow up videos as actual proof. I know this bc I made a mistake as well and paid a guy to dig a 8x 8x 6ft deep hole and filled it up with 57” rock and guess what, the erosion of the surrounding sand is seeping in and everything is sinking in now.

All that clean gravel for what no drainage fabric around the trench to keep soil out of the rock unless its clay soil then no worries but that dirt doesn’t look like clay to me poor customer a short life French drain that’s the reason why I did my 200 foot French drain in my backyard my self hired 2 helpers to do all the hard work well the trench did everything else my self there’s great drainage channels on RUclips just a little research 🔬 lol🤦🏽‍♂️💸💸💸🤣

Could do with a little explaining on what was done to make it look so nice. Species, drainage location, etc

No doubt a french drain is the best solution, but, at what cost? Can you compare the cost of a dry well, or multiple dry wells to the french drain you proposed. I think the difference is about $800 for multiple dry wells and $4000 for the proposed french drain. Am I wrong? Multiple dry wells would improve the drainage response and would decrease the time that the water pooled, if any pooling occurred at all. A dry well is one version of vertical drainage and is always much, much less expensive than long, labor intensive french drains.

Good video. I would like to make a suggestion for poor drainage in lawns. I had 4000 sq feet of lawn with red clay soil. It would turn rock hard when the soil dried and hold water too long. It also separated from my foundation in the summer, so I water to keep it expanded near the soil. I started spraying liquid molasses to the lawn bi-weekly, I applied dry molasses too every three months, but quit after a year. It was too messy. I would put the molasses in a hose end sprayer and just walk the yard. It caused the earthworms to come to my land and increase the soil life, The earthworms are after the bacteria and fungi. They create tunnels in the soil as far as 2-3 ft and my grass roots follow the tunnels. The lawn made significant changes over 6-7 months. My lawn became fluffy and felt like a pillow when people walk on it. They would say, "your lawn is so soft." Also I took a shovel and was able to slide it easily into the soil to check what happen below. I found the red clay changed to a dark clay loam with the roots down to about 13 inches. This was a water save in the summer. A another thing I noticed that when it rain the water quit standing and the lawn would absorb most of the water, but could get rid of it thru evaporation in a timely manner, I stop having grass disease too. I did see red clay approx 18 inches down, not on the surface as in the past. I had a lot of fire ants and white grubs. The fire ants can's stand the heavy micro activity, so they leave. My white grub count became a rare thing to see. There probably some other things, but I can't thing of it. I can't think of a con. I used medina liquid molasses from my feed store, but you can get it lowes, home depot, nurseries. The soil around the house doesn't separate anymore, even if I don't water for a while. you will noticed the need to water decreases too. I don't know how this work if you have a rock hardpan, but it should still make some difference in the soil.

thank you 👍

Where is the after video?

If you put it in the right spot, have it low enough, and clean it out from time to time, they can work fine.

French Drain Man would not like the sock around the drain pipe. No filter fabric around the rock to prevent spil seepage into the stone.

Yes!! We love quick melt salt. It definitely melts even the heavy snow 🌨 .neighbors ask us how did our driveway melt so quickly😅.

Those catch basins were not installed correctly! Mine works works perfectly.

Sounds like a perfect install! Your short edits are great!

Once down the middle, then clear the garage and the start in the middle push to the side turn walk to the middle and push to the other side. turn and go middle to the other side. saves time over an entire route. great work!!

Why and how does a French drain remedy this problem? Can it be a French drain with a smooth pipe? Or does it have to be a corrugated pipe?

I have one of these in my yard but they did a good job of grading to it and then the French drain goes out the back of my property. It really works quite well. I make sure to flush out the whole thing each spring.

Would love to see what it looks like now and a report on how it performs. Could you upload a video on this?

Not sure I understand what the danger is that you avoided. Could you explain a bit more?

I like your approach - may have to call y'all next season..

Well done, thanks for sharing!

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How did u do that?

Lookit' you dude! Color me impressed! ❤🙂👻

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You organised it well

Wow....

What kinda salt u use

Yay! I got to do the first comment!