How to Keep Water from Getting in Your Basement Window

How to Keep Water from Getting in Your Basement Window

This is a branch. We have two pipes in the trench for our main, and this is typical of a branch. If you just want to reach up and make sure you’re dry around your basement windows, just come off the main. That’s all you have to do. Come off with the main and tie that into one of your Baughman High Octane parallel pipes. You can run two on the bottom as we do, and then come up anywhere with a single and grab water and add insurance that you’ll never have water coming in through the basement windows. This is a big problem. Or if this was, say a home with a crawl space, grab the water up here before it gets inside.

All right guys, until the next video.

2019-11-05T21:29:54-05:00By French Drain Man|Categories: French Drain|Tags: Basement Windows, Baughman High Octane|Comments Off

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