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@@Lux_Lethal what’s your name? I’ll make sure!

@@TampaDrainDudes You texted my husband back, so we're set up. We were just passing the time yesterday watching your videos. 😃

Could you please stop? We hate following up after uninsured, unlicensed, Chucks with a truck who waste a customers money because they were the "cheaper route". Now they have to pay twice... who's the real con artist? Know your worth, thanks for watching, much love. <3

@TampaDrainDudes Im licensed and insured, lol and still can do it cheaper and better than you over priced assholes

That's good math Shawn, $600/2hr is indeed $300 per hour. I don't know about you, but I've never met a "rip off con artist" with 5 stars on Google and the best reputation for drainage in town. Stay broke brother, best of luck. <3

Know your worth brother. $$$

@@Bdchannel77620 cable cuffs! You can get them at Home Depot and lowes too I think!

@@dejaywestb254 how so? I showed you how to make $600 in two hours. Do it twice, that’s over $1000. Do it every day. $1000+ every day.

Hes definitely not taking home 300 an hour.

@@shawnconley1675 are you looking for work Shawn? You sound like need it. Would be happy to show you, but you gotta leave behind that mindset. 🫡

@@landz2154 we do not, but we are working on expanding!

@@jean-paulwilson8534 we do! We put holes in the catch basins at the end of every job to help with mosquitos and to help prevent the basins from floating up if water surrounds it.

@@kraigray3940 thanks for watching! Extension is the key, always make sure they have a good outlet and aren’t draining straight into dirt!

@@ChrisTopher284765490 had to keep it on the property, and it’s not really used for anything either, just a nature preserve behind.

@@TampaDrainDudes Makes sense. Great video !

@@ChrisTopher284765490 thanks!

@@johnsmith-wd5sq 😂😮‍💨

Haha, thanks for watching!

Tampadraindudes.com has a free quote request form!

Hopefully more consistent from here on out! Thanks for the support!

Busy is a great problem to have, hopefully we can keep it that way! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!!!

That’s the goal! 🧼🫧

@@ChrisTopher284765490 got another one posting today as well, thanks for watching!

@@xersis31 good shit indeed 😎❤️

1inch screws that stick 1/4-1/8 out are not “asking for clogs”. The nearest tree or shrub is 50 yards away, but nothing on this planet can “stop” root penetration. We’ve installed a few thousand over the years and maintain them for our customers annually as well, it’ll be ok. 🫡

Works the exact same as an interior coupler.

Back in and down the line. Dirt floats when water flows. When there’s nowhere for water to flow, it sits and stacks.

That works for about a week, in most cases, until debris clogs it and builds inside the hollowed framing. Some people want a permanent fix done the right way, instead of the cheap way, but both work if maintained. 🤠

Good thing it’s not meant to be a watertight system. Water actually fills into the pipe from the loose joints, not outwards. That’s how perforated pipe in French drains work.

We like to shoot for 10-14 inches, but it depends on the kind of pipe, size of pipe, and how shallow you need to be to still keep slow on he way out!

It’s solid pipe. No perforations/holes in it. Just moves water from A to B

No, it does not. You situation sounds like you’d likely need to build a drainage system that incorporates a sump pump. We have some videos on Sump install jobs as well! There’s a sump pump playlist on our channel.

The bottom of most channel drains are round and will fit standard size pvc fittings. This case was a 1 1/2inch. Many pool companies sell custom fit adapters to fit the shape if you want a better visual appearance too.

Deck drain janitor

Thanks! Deck drain janitor

We don’t have time to film and edit everything right now getting into the busy season unfortunately. Looking to hire but nobody wants to do physical labor anymore. 🤷🏼‍♂️ We will release some soon!

​@@TampaDrainDudes That's good news, guys. Till that next video, warm greetings from Germany!

Agreed. No idea why we do 4inch downspouts but install 1inch channel drains…

No, this job was all solid pipe, no perforations. Only way water gets in is from the catch basins and downspouts!

90% of the channel drains do not have removable tops. That’s why we install these deck drain caps.

Great Question, we set many of our channel drains with concrete. This time we just used some rebar as stakes to hold it against the slab under the doorframe, used Sikaflex to close any gaps, and backfilled the sub-base and recompacted it. If it were just soil we would've used cement, as soil is more likely to washout if water gets in it.

We price each job independently so we can quote them in person. Quotes are free on our website! Tampadraindudes.com

Which direction? Have you tried Chuck with Apple Drains?

@@TampaDrainDudes East. I haven't looked around yet.

The gutter that’s connected to the downspout doesn’t catch any water, it was installed too low, water runs right over it.

Deck Drain Janitor!

There’s about 60-70ft of buffer 4inch. Running 2 inch the whole length wouldn’t be enough to cover 1 downspout.

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