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How to SOLVE DRAINAGE ISSUES using River Rock Channel Drain
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2022
- Drainage is a common problem for all properties. Some issues dealing with EXCESS WATER can be extremely damaging and expensive to deal with. The solutions can vary in cost. This River Rock Canal Drain system is a much lower cost REMEDY Project than replacing the existing drainpipe system. The EXCESS OF WATER is a HUGE PROBLEM that CAUSES ROOT ROT. We will install the drainage system and walk you through the process to save these Large Boxwood Bushes from ROOT ROT. Our store - EliteStyleMerch - www.etsy.com/s...
Hey Randall, just wanted to leave a comment to let you know how much I appreciate the content you put out and the positive vibes you share. I work for a company just mowing, but channels like this that take the time to share your experience and just the hard work that goes into running a quality company really help people like me who are still learning the skills. Thanks.
Brother…. I can relate to ALL OF YOU OUT HERE. I have been in all the different scenarios of growing up and working for the MAN!! I needed to be in control of my own TIME AND LIFE, so after 3 different business attempts starting at age 22…. I started this business 10 years ago at age 35… finally feeling like I have accomplished some goals. I hope you will continue to learn and gain knowledge…. And then go ALL OUT FOR “YOU” 💪💰💪💰💪💰 it’s a life changing decision… but you have to be hard core to succeed brother 🤜🤛✌️
Much respect to you and your crew problem solvers and hard workers. That is for the idea.✌️
Thanks so much Chris 🤜🤛 Welcome to the community and family my Brother!! 😎💪✌️
Curious to see how that looks in 5 years. Good work.
Did i congratulate you on going over 1K? I hope i remembered. I am inspired by you. I love working in my yard but sometimes in the heat i get lazy. However a quick view of one of your videos and i am off my can & back out there!!
Larry 🤜🤛❤️ You’ve been in the community since the beginning!! I truly appreciate your support and your thoughts you share with me. We all need motivation throughout life, this season has me EXHAUSTED my Brother. Thank God I have my amazing family who loves and cares for me!! I had to use my “puppy eyes” to get my girl out there working on short notice 😂😂😂
Thanks I also need to do this on my house water standing , I was looking into French drain but came to find out this is a great option and not blocks from drain
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It’ll be nice to see it in action during a rainstorm
I went up to watch it the first big storm we had…. Works GREAT and I believe the root rot has stopped progressing on the boxwoods. Welcome to the community and family my Brother 😎✌️💪
Play it at x2 speed and it's better.
Great. Thank-you so much for your help.
Very interesting...I have a similar issue on one side of my house, but we are dealing strictly with run off from a downspout...Will show this to our Contractor!
The walls up above this area also have multiple downspout pipes that caused this issue. I’m happy to report… it has been 100% SUCCESSFUL 😎✌️
Do you have to use the non permeable cloth or can you just use the rocks? My area doesn’t run along shrubbery.
It will move the water out of the area better if you use the non permeable fabric. It also stops the sinking of the stones into the soil over time. Hope this helps. It’s not very expensive 🤞👍💪😎✌️
Great video Randall. You are so mictucluas and looks amazing. Hope it works. Take care
Thanks Wayne 🤜🤛Hope your week goes well Brother 💪😎
Smart idea, and very pretty
🤜❤️🤛 thank you!! Enjoy your day 😎
Good video and I hadn’t used that fabric before and will add it to my business!
Yes sir, it’s always good to have a long list of “ I can do that for you “ 😉💰😉💰
What kind of fabric is it?
nice job, wish could saw it in effect on a day it was pouring.
hey there. loved the video. can you please tell me what kind of fabric you were talking about to put under the rocks if you're NOT using a french drain? i didn't understand?
Thanks 😊…. It’s called NON PERMEABLE fabric. It doesn’t allow water to get through. Usually it’s located at your local landscape supply store that the professionals use in your area. Feels more like plastic than fabric 👍😎❤️
Could you use netted pebble tile over a rounded surface like a berm? When I put weed barrier down with regular gravel or bark chips over my rosebush berm mounds the gravel or bark chips always ends up rolling off exposing the black weed barrier over time.
I want to get some netted pebble tile like cobblestone rock and basically tile it down with a rubberized flexible grout that will last long term on my berm mounds with holes around my rose bushes and plants to grow. Have you ever seen anything like this before?
That sounds like it would work and be an artistic project 100%…. I understand completely what you are saying about the fabric being slippery. I say, GO FOR IT 💪
I use the large hand size rocks … because they won’t move around once placed.
You can also look into a product called Mulch Glue. That might be an easy fix for the issues. Please keep me posted and thanks for hanging out with me here on the channel 😎✌️
may I know how long is this canal and how wide (inches) you muck the soil? How much are the river rock and the plastic fabrics? If my case is a drainage ditch bar, do I need to add concrete to fix the river rock?
I’d have to be on your job site brother. Too many variables to look over for a job like that,, without seeing it in person. Most larger stones will stay in place and won’t need concrete. Sorry I wasn’t much help on this for you. Pricing varies on location and products used.
Nice job that’s how you do it
Thanks William!! Have a great weekend Brother 🤜🤛
Really cool idea and execution, I have a sort of similar problem where along a fence line on a slope I have continuous erosion problem and I can't get the grass to grow. I do not have an existing drain system along that fence. Also completely random, at about the 12:19 mark in the video while you pan the Boxwoods, one of them had this large brown area on it - is that called bight? I have a boxwood with the same problem and I don't know how to cure it; I don't want to lose my boxwood! Thanks for your videos!
Thanks!! I would remove the infected area if already browned and dead. Please also look into other options on horticulture sites. Hope you have a great week 💪✌️😎❤️
this is one of those situations that if it ain't done right in the first place, it makes it extremely difficult/expensive to fix it.i was wondering if the piping should have been 6" to 8" for more flow capacity?
Hello Elite landscaping I got a ? Do you like enclosed trailers or open trailers and what a perfect size to start with I have a Chevy avalanche 1500 pickup truck I don't have a a big ride on mower yet ...will a 5x10 a good size for me just starting out last year
Hey DJ 🤜🤛 great question!! I would try to get a 12’-14’ open trailer with high sides…. At least 7’ width. I have the 12’x7’ single heavy duty axle trailer. It’s time for me to upgrade to a double axle 16’ …. But this one has made me 6 figures or more for 10 years, so just get whatever you can afford to start with. Life will always work out for you as long as your honest and WORK HARD at EVERYTHING YOU DO…. just trust the waves and ride them. God will land you in amazing places in life 🤜🤛❤️😎
I can't find non-permeable landscaping fabric, other than plastic sheeting for ponds. Some landscaping fabrics say they are waterproof, but also say they are permeable. Can you direct me to a supplier/brand please?
Have you tried contractor supply stores around your area? Might be available at a drainage supply store. I don’t have the name brand I use at this moment, my apologies. It comes in 6’ wide by 300’ and probably other sizes are available. Hope this helps a little bit 😎💪✌️
Thank-you for replying. Sorry, I'm just confused about liner permeability. For instance, the Sandbaggy Non-Woven 8 oz Geotextile Landscape Fabric has a strong reputation but its water permeability is at least 100 GPM per sq ft. Other brands say they are "waterproof on one hand, but also very permeable on the other, so I presume they would not be suitable for a rock channel.
@adrianbishop871 ….. the tighter woven the fabric and the thicker it is….. the better it will do. Keep me posted on your progress 🤜🤛
Thank-you, Randall. I'll let you know what we decide upon. Would a pool liner work?
@adrianbishop871 …. If you can find the right shape/coverage , yes the pool liner or pond liner would definitely work 💪✌️😎
What are you securing the lining with after you fold it over?
Sod staples. The contractor size and strength are much better than the small fabric staples from Lowe’s. Most landscaping material stores/yards will have them available. Welcome to the community and family 😎✌️
man that looking nice and effective fosho!!
Thanks Ray…. It was relatively inexpensive… $1880 total price…. Comparable to replacement of 1 boxwood at $1500 👍
Looks great! You and your team are Legends !
Hey Eddie, how are things going down there in your world?? Hope you’re still smiling day to day…. I’m trying to hang in there. This year has been insanely busy. Thanks always for your support Brother 🤜🤛🤜
@@elitelandscapeslifestories I’m busy but not slammed, between you and me I’m BURNED OUT! 🤫🤣 working 7 days a week 10-12-14 hour days, I’m going to take tomorrow off and probably want even get out of my bed! 🤣👊🏼!
Beautiful
🤜🤛 Appreciate your time and your support my Brother!! ✌️😎
So......Did this solve the drainage issue after a year later?
Yes,,,, it’s working perfectly. Thanks for hanging out with me here on the channel 💪✌️😎
Did u use landscape fabric or plastic?
Heavy grade contractors fabric, non permeable type. Not anything you buy at Lowe’s, etc.
Hope that helps
@@elitelandscapeslifestories thank you
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