If you have ever had standing water in the wrong place, a drainage system may be for you. We install all kinds of drains including French Drains, Surface Drains, and Channel Drains. Give us a call at 405 203 9419
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French Drain Installation— French Drains are designed to do a lot of things. If you have an area that has unwanted water standing in it or running across it, a French Drain can be the answer. A French Drain is a trench that runs across the Drainage Problem Area. A French Drain Pipe is placed in the bottom of the trench. The French Drain Pipe is perforated with thousands of small holes. In most cases the Drain Pipe has a nylon soc around the pipe to act as a filter for the French Drain. The French Drain trench is then filled with some type of small rock or stone. We typically use crushed 1 inch Lime Stone to cover the French Drain Pipe. The dirt that was dug out of the trench is taken away or spread out around the French Drain. The Lime Stone replaces the dirt and fills the French Drain Trench all the way to the surface.
French Drain running to a curb outlet at the street
French Drain with stepping stones
[…] cases the Drain Pipe has a nylon soc around the pipe to act as a filter for the French Drain. The French Drain trench is then filled with some type of small rock or stone. We typically use crushed 1 inch Lime […]
[…] cases the Drain Pipe has a nylon soc around the pipe to act as a filter for the French Drain. The French Drain trench is then filled with some type of small rock or stone. We typically use crushed 1 inch Lime […]
[…] cases the Drain Pipe has a nylon soc around the pipe to act as a filter for the French Drain. The French Drain trench is then filled with some type of small rock or stone. We typically use crushed 1 inch Lime […]
[…] cases the Drain Pipe has a nylon soc around the pipe to act as a filter for the French Drain. The French Drain trench is then filled with some type of small rock or stone. We typically use crushed 1 inch Lime […]
[…] One Problem with connecting Gutter Down Spouts into a French Drain is overwhelming the Drainage System with too much water. Three Gutter Down Spouts is usually OK to connect into a French Drain. More than 3 Down Spouts can be too many. The Drainage System Design should also take into account the size of the French Drain and the Gutters. If you have a large long French Drain or over-sized gutters, the number of Gutter Down Spouts connected into the French Drain Should be reduced. This problem can usually be solved by increasing the size of the French DrainPipe. This usually means moving up from a 4 inch French Drain Pipe to a 6 inch French Drain Pipe. Four inch is the most common size of French Drain Pipe. If you have more than 3 gutter Down Spouts to connect, you should move up to a 6 inch French Drain Pipe. […]
[…] One Problem with connecting Gutter Down Spouts into a French Drain is overwhelming the Drainage System with too much water. Three Gutter Down Spouts is usually OK to connect into a French Drain. More than 3 Down Spouts can be too many. The Drainage System Design should also take into account the size of the French Drain and the Gutters. If you have a large long French Drain or over-sized gutters, the number of Gutter Down Spouts connected into the French Drain Should be reduced. This problem can usually be solved by increasing the size of the French DrainPipe. This usually means moving up from a 4 inch French Drain Pipe to a 6 inch French Drain Pipe. Four inch is the most common size of French Drain Pipe. If you have more than 3 gutter Down Spouts to connect, you should move up to a 6 inch French Drain Pipe. […]
[…] One Problem with connecting Gutter Down Spouts into a French Drain is overwhelming the Drainage System with too much water. Three Gutter Down Spouts is usually OK to connect into a French Drain. More than 3 Down Spouts can be too many. The Drainage System Design should also take into account the size of the French Drain and the Gutters. If you have a large long French Drain or over-sized gutters, the number of Gutter Down Spouts connected into the French Drain Should be reduced. This problem can usually be solved by increasing the size of the French Drain Pipe. This usually means moving up from a 4 inch French Drain Pipe to a 6 inch French Drain Pipe. Four inch is the most common size of French Drain Pipe. If you have more than 3 gutter Down Spouts to connect, you should move up to a 6 inch French Drain Pipe. […]
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[…] can: A. Leave the French Drain as-is, it will work well and look as it did for many […]
[…] can: A. Leave the French Drain as-is, it will work well and look as it did for many […]
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[…] cases the Drain Pipe has a nylon soc around the pipe to act as a filter for the French Drain. The French Drain trench is then filled with some type of small rock or stone. We typically use crushed 1 inch Lime […]
[…] cases the Drain Pipe has a nylon soc around the pipe to act as a filter for the French Drain. The French Drain trench is then filled with some type of small rock or stone. We typically use crushed 1 inch Lime […]
[…] One Problem with connecting Gutter Down Spouts into a French Drain is overwhelming the Drainage System with too much water. Three Gutter Down Spouts is usually OK to connect into a French Drain. More than 3 Down Spouts can be too many. The Drainage System Design should also take into account the size of the French Drain and the Gutters. If you have a large long French Drain or over-sized gutters, the number of Gutter Down Spouts connected into the French Drain Should be reduced. This problem can usually be solved by increasing the size of the French Drain Pipe. This usually means moving up from a 4 inch French Drain Pipe to a 6 inch French Drain Pipe. Four inch is the most common size of French Drain Pipe. If you have more than 3 gutter Down Spouts to connect, you should move up to a 6 inch French Drain Pipe. […]
[…] the Drain Pipe has a nylon soc around the pipe to act as a filter for the French Drain. The French Drain trench is then filled with some type of small rock or stone. We typically use crushed 1 inch […]