The Worst Install We Have Ever Seen | Replacing a Bad French Drain

👷‍♂️ Welcome to The Tampa Drain Dudes - Your Drainage Solution Experts! 👷‍♂️
In our latest video, we tackle a nightmare of a French drain replacement that a previous contractor left behind. Watch as we come in to rectify the situation and transform a problematic drainage system into a reliable masterpiece. This video is great for anyone looking to install their own exterior drainage system!
🔧 What's in the Video:
The horror story of a poorly installed French drain.
Our team's dedication to solving complex drainage issues.
The step-by-step process of replacing the faulty French drain with a proper downspout drain.
The high-quality materials and techniques we use to ensure lasting results.
Whether you're a homeowner looking to fix your yard's drainage issues or a contractor seeking professional insights, this video is a must-watch!
🛠️ Services We Offer:
French Drain Installation
Drainage System Repairs
Expert Consultations
Residential & Commercial Drain Solutions
🌟 Why Choose The Tampa Drain Dudes:
With years of experience and a commitment to excellence, we're your go-to source for all things drainage. No more dealing with waterlogged lawns and soggy foundations - we've got you covered! Our team takes pride in providing top-notch solutions for every drainage dilemma.
#FrenchDrain #DrainageSolution #DrainRepair #TampaDrainDudes #ExpertContractors #DrainageExperts #WaterManagement #Tampa #HomeImprovement #ProblemSolved #homeimprovement #drainagesolutions #contractor #tampabayarea #downspoutdrain
Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more incredible drainage transformations and expert insights from The Tampa Drain Dudes. Hit that notification bell so you never miss an update! 💧📹💪
Website: [tampadraindudes.com]
Contact Us: [[e-mail]]
Thank you for watching! We look forward to helping you with all your drainage needs. 💦🏡

[@SheilaSpencer1]

I've noticed that you don't wrap your connections in tile tape. Why is that? I've been working on my drainage line for a while, and so my lines are currently exposed (not buried yet), and even though my connections are tight, water still leaks out quite a bit. The last time I worked on my line I wrapped some of my connections with tile tape, and it helped a lot; hardly any leakage.
I'm just wondering why you don't use it.

[@TampaDrainDudes]

Our systems aren't designed to be water tight. If theres a large amount of water from rain it will find its way into those joints rather than out, as its the path of least resistance moving downhill when there is a lot of water around. If you are just water testing with a hose and the ground is not already saturated some water will come out yes. We use tile tape when there is possible root intrusion or if the soil is nothing but sand.