Water in Floor Vents.
French Drain, Dry Floor Vents, Keeps Water out of AC Ducts.
Heavy Rain seems to happen more and more. When Surface Water and Sub Surface water runs toward a home it can move through the soil and into the floor vents.
Water in a home’s floor vents can be bad! It causes rust and mold which leads to all kinds of other problems.
A FRENCH DRAIN CAN KEEP WATER OUT OF AIR CONDITIONING DUCTS.
It intercepts ground water and surface water before it reaches your home.
Structural Engineers recommend French Drain Installation to protect Foundations, Driveways and Sidewalks from water damage.
Fixing a Foundation or a Driveway cost more than installing a French Drain.
French Drain Installation can prevent water from getting into your air conditioner floor ducts.
A common Drainage Problem
for people in Central Oklahoma is ground water seeping into floor air conditioner ducts. This can cause very costly damage to a home or business. Water-proofing Ducts, or even worse, trying to remove mold from duct work can cost big bucks. Structural Engineers typically recommend French Drain Installation to keep water out of ducts.
French Drains catch and remove sub-surface water that is traveling underground toward a foundation. It is intercepted by the French Drain before it can seep under the building in question. Because this water is not usually seen, it may not be taken into consideration when diagnosing drainage problems. Surface Water traveling to a problem area is obvious as it flows on the surface in plain sight.
We have 32 years of experience Diagnosing Drainage Problems. We always check for sub-surface water flow into any Problem Drainage Area. Again, French Drains are intended to handle water moving both underground and above ground.
French Drains
can also be used to remove water that is standing in a large area such as up against a foundation or along a fence. French Drains don’t do so well in tight small areas. These areas are best suited for a Surface Drain with a grate. Many times, we install French Drains along foundations after a homeowner has spent large amounts of money on foundation repair.
Surface Drain Installation in Edmond
Several Foundation Repair companies and Duct waterproofing companies recommend Oklahoma Drainage. Typically, we install a French Drain by itself or as part of a Drainage System after they have completed their repairs to the foundation or duct work.
Drainage Problems occur in all types of places.
Water can stand along fences or driveways, or in yards and flowerbeds. Damage can be done to sidewalks and in yards. Finding a good Drainage Solution usually involves a French Drain.
French Drain Running Through Low Areas in Yukon
Oklahoma Drainage provides quality service for central Oklahoma. If you live in Norman and need a French Drain, or if you live in Oklahoma City and want a Channel Drain installed across your driveway, give us a call.
We have installed Drainage Systems and French Drains in: Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Midwest City, Norman, Yukon, Mustang, Del City, Blanchard, Newcastle and all surrounding areas.
Recently we installed a French Drain in Norman.
Our customer had water running down the hill from his neighbor’s Sprinkler System into the North wall of his house. Over time the ground became saturated, and water seeped under the wall and into his floor air conditioning vents.
We installed a 4-inch French Drain along the North wall of his house to provide a barrier to the continuous water flow. In a few days the moss that was growing on the side of his house began to die from lack of water. A Duct company came in and cleaned out is vents. The French Drain removed the surface and sub surface water that was flowing into his home. Problem solved.
Sprinkler Repair
Sometimes things go wrong with sprinkler systems.
IF YOU NEED HELP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT OR ON A WEEKEND WITH YOUR SPRINKLER SYSTEM, GIVE US A CALL.
OKLAHOMA DRAINAGE AND SPRINKLER REPAIR. 405 203 9419
IT MAY TAKE A FEW HOURS FOR US TO GET THERE BUT WE WILL COME TO HELP.
One Common problem is that they continue to run and won’t shut off. In most cases this is a problem with a sprinkler valve that has “Stuck” in the on position.
This can be temporarily solved by shutting of the Emergency Shutoff Valve. The problem is that some sprinkler systems don’t have one to turn off or if they do the homeowner doesn’t know where it is.
It may be on the back-flow valve which may be located on the side of the house under a big plastic fake rock.
Many sprinkler systems in Oklahoma have them. (50 % ?) Under the plastic rock is a back-flow valve with two shut off handles. Usually, they have blue or green or tan handles. Turn one of the handles and it should shut off the water to your sprinkler system.
Other times the Emergency Shutoff Valve is in a box in the ground out by the curb near your water meter. The valve box will have a green lid. Sometimes they are difficult to open. Many times, I had to pry them open with a flat head screwdriver.
Inside the valve box is a plastic handle that can turn off the water to the sprinkler system. It can be blue or red or grey in color.
Many times, the valve box will be full of dirt, and you can’t turn or even see the handle until some of the dirt has been dug out by hand.
Water might be shooting up in the air somewhere on your property. This can be caused by a broken sprinkler pipe or sprinkler valve.
SHUT OFF THE SPRINKLER WATER IF YOU CAN AND GIVE US A CALL.
OKLAHOMA DRAINAGE AND SPRINKLER REPAIR. SERVICING ALL OF CENTRAL AND WESTERN OKLAHOMA.
405 203 9419
Servicing Oklahoma City, Norman, Edmond and all of Central and Western Oklahoma
