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Your home has two basic enemies, fire and water. I'm not a fireman but I can tell you what water can do to your home if left unattended. First of all in most cases water creeps into your homes foundation unnoticed at first and in a few months or even years you begin to see slight changes such as a small hairline crack in the upper back bedroom wall, and then one day the back door is a little hard to close. Truth is that the unnoticeable water that has been creeping underneath and undermining your foundation could be causing major damage to your hard earned home if some corrective measures aren't taken, one of which is a simple French drain.

French drains are created for the purpose of moving water from one place to another to avoid costly and avoidable damage to a structure or piece of property, and allow it to move harmlessly to a different location. I've seen water damage from $5000 to $100,000 which could have been prevented by installing a French drain. The cost of a French drain is pennies on the dollar compared to the damage water.


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Concrete key way to capture water coming through French drain
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Corner wall Frecch Drain
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Drain completely wrapped in geotectile filter fabric ready to be covered decorative stone
 
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Drain continued
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Drain covered with decorative river sand stone
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Drain side of key way
 
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Exposed drain stone wrapped in filter fabric to allow water to percolate into French drain area
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French drain at end
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I since view of drainretainer wall
 
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Retainer wall on side of drain to keep yard from eroding
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Finished product with stepping stones placed directly over top of French drain