Go to the FDM Canada SiteWhy Run Parallel Pipes for a Washington Twp. French Drain
Why Run Parallel Pipes for a Washington Twp. French Drain
Why run two pipes? Okay, in the area where it’s pretty flat and you have a large amount of saturated soil, just running a single pipe wouldn’t be enough. Now, a French drain will take care of Three feet on either side of it as far as drying the water out of the sub soil.
Now, if you’re putting a French drain in the center of a swale, that’s a different scenario. That’s going to catch all the water that’s gonna work. In this case we needed two pipes. This trench had to be 16 inches deep. We have all the dirt excavated out of here. And we’re working towards the discharge location.
We got our mini-excavator, filling our two ditch switches. We got our power buggy, running some dirt out to the road now. We’re gonna continue with this run and take this right out to the area of discharge.
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Robert Sherwood is the owner of French Drain Man, located in Almont, MI. As a leader in water management solutions, Robert has designed and manufactured several patented drainage products that are highly regarded in the industry. These innovative products are not only used by homeowners but are also widely purchased by other drainage contractors across the US and Canada. Available through his online store, his solutions effectively manage water and preserve property integrity. Robert has successfully led thousands of projects, enhancing property safety and value significantly. Alongside his primary role at French Drain Man, he brings his expertise to Sherwood Landscape Construction L.L.C., demonstrating his commitment to excellence in the field.
