We were hoping to post this video with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks and there's no rain in the 14 day forecast. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again for watching
@jasonfournier thank you Jason. I still don’t see any rain in the extended forecast. I might have to learn how to cloud seed - lol. Have a good evening, Tom
Hard to believe you do not have a 6 figure fan base on youtube yet. Most excellent work, great editing and equipment well maintained. I look forward to every video you put out!
Thank you Digital, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Hello from NJ Jim and thank you very much. I hope you are ok after the hurricane. Thank you for your compliments and we always look forward to hearing from you. Thanks again, Tom
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage thank you sir! I’m in central NC so far from the damage. Western NC is really hurting and needs lots of assistance. They are tough people!
What a big job and such a nice solution to let the water run off the driveway, 👌 good thing it was sloping enough towards the street. Love to watch your family work together, you make a great team 👍 I’ll keep a eye out for a follow up with loads of rain. Cheers from the Netherlands 😊
Enjoy the videos and this is a perfect opportunity to show the results of your work on a rainy day. That's what the viewers want to see if you want to increase your subs. Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you TTTT, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks and there's no rain in the 14 day forecast. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Thank you Been there, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks and there's no rain in the 14 day forecast. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
I’m so happy to see a younger person with a good strong body, helping you! I love getting out and working until my body aches, but as we get older, it all catches up to us. Good for Nick wanting to learn, and working hard. We need more young men doing this type of work!
Thank you Lee. We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Another good job! Beautiful family, good ethic and hard work. It would be nice if sometime you return to job when it rain to see the final product in action. A bit like Shawn on the chanel gate city foundation. Hi from Québec, Canada 😊
Thank you very much DJI, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Awesooooommmmmeeee work. If you posted every week or less would be an excellent present for your subscribers😢😢 but I know this is not aladins lamp and if you could you would 😅😅 somebody has got to call you first. This channel is "A One" on my watch list🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ Lone Star State
Rosalyn, Thank you for your amazing compliments. We always look forward to hearing from you. We are also working on being able to post more frequently. Thank you again and have a great day, Tom
Another great job. You can tell you really care about the owners property. I was just wondering if you could give an approximate cost for a job like this. I understand if you don't want to divulge that. Keep up the great videos. Take care.
Hi, can you either get your customer or yourselves to get a video after a big rain to see how your new system now works? Also, I have a bit of advice as being a builder for 30 years. When you lay your pipe, you should concrete around the joints. I live in the uk, and our pipes are not glued they have a rubber seal, and we have to push each joint in,either way glued or rubber seal I would concrete each joint as the system would last a lifetime,rubber seals and glued will always have roots penatrate over time so concreting will give the customer a more lasting and professional job...
Thank you Tarence, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks and there's no rain in the 14 day forecast. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Hi there You never consider to install a big rainwater tank to make this water usable after for toilet and so one? And the tank becomes the buffer in heavy rain . Greetings from Belgium
Hello from New Jersey Ferrosteph. We install dry wells or soak aways, but this customer wanted this water off his property. We have a small 250 gal dry well. We actually got a light rain a couple weeks ago. Almost 2 inches over 3 days and the dry well handled it all. Nothing was pumped. A large dry well big enough to handle the amount of water in those pictures would have cost much more than the system we installed. Plus, we are not set up to use this rain runoff for the toilet. That would require a pump system and running lines through the house to bathrooms. Much more expensive. Thank you for your thoughts. Tom
We were hoping to post this video with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks and there's no rain in the 14 day forecast. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again for watching
I would really appreciate to see a video of the system at work.😊
By the way... greetings from Germany. 🤟😃
Hello from New Jersey Mike. Thank you, Tom
Yeah NJ has been so dry. I think only one or two days of rain in September. None since
@jasonfournier thank you Jason. I still don’t see any rain in the extended forecast. I might have to learn how to cloud seed - lol. Have a good evening, Tom
Love it! I think rain footage at the end of your videos will be a nice touch.
Hard to believe you do not have a 6 figure fan base on youtube yet. Most excellent work, great editing and equipment well maintained. I look forward to every video you put out!
Thank you J-Colt. We're working on it. We appreciate you
I was thinking the same thing!
Thank you DFT.
Show the results of your work on a rainy day - works for Gate city foundation who has 65k subs.
How satisfying and great work. I’m still shocked diverting rainwater to the street is not mandatory.
Thank you very much King. No water to the street. Especially sump pump discharge. Thanks again
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Alexei. Have a nice weekend
With that much possible water we definitely need to see the pumps in action.
Thank you Digital, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Another great Tye Landscaping problem solved!! Enjoyed the video…. Have a great weekend Tye family!! (From Raleigh, NC).
Hello from NJ Jim and thank you very much. I hope you are ok after the hurricane. Thank you for your compliments and we always look forward to hearing from you. Thanks again, Tom
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage thank you sir! I’m in central NC so far from the damage. Western NC is really hurting and needs lots of assistance. They are tough people!
Thank you Jim. Have a great weekend
Another job completed By the Tye Family. keep up the Great work Guys. Waiting for the next job.
Thank you Bill. The next job is pretty cool.
What a big job and such a nice solution to let the water run off the driveway, 👌 good thing it was sloping enough towards the street. Love to watch your family work together, you make a great team 👍 I’ll keep a eye out for a follow up with loads of rain. Cheers from the Netherlands 😊
Hello from New Jersey Oermama and thank you very much. Hopefully we get a good rain soon. Thanks again, Tom
Incredible job!
Thank you Zach
Enjoy the videos and this is a perfect opportunity to show the results of your work on a rainy day. That's what the viewers want to see if you want to increase your subs. Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you TTTT, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks and there's no rain in the 14 day forecast. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage Youre welcome, want to see you guys do well on youtube - good luck 👍
Would love to see video or pics from customer on how it handles a heavy rain now. Another great job, thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you Been there, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks and there's no rain in the 14 day forecast. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Great job 👏
Thank you Alex. Have a good evening, Tom
love your vids, so much more realistic without music, OH NATURAL
Thank you Rick. We're happy to hear that we are improving. Thanks again
I’m so happy to see a younger person with a good strong body, helping you! I love getting out and working until my body aches, but as we get older, it all catches up to us. Good for Nick wanting to learn, and working hard. We need more young men doing this type of work!
Thank you Denise. We are very proud of Nick and so happy he can work with us. Thank you again for you beautiful comment, Tom
Love the Tye family work and projects. Again warm greetings from Oliver / Germany
Hello Oliver and greeting from NJ. We always appreciate hearing from you. Thanks again, Tom
Pretty great and video. Great setup and cleanup. Yard does need grading and more soil added. Cheers. ❤️👍👊💪👍❤️
Thank you Jeri. It does. The customer talked about bringing in a couple loads of soil. I think he will do that himself. Thanks again
Loved Nick's song choice at the end. Knew I liked you guys for more than just the great job you always do.
Great project. Thanks for explaining to long run around the house. I too wouldn't want my town involved unless i really had to!
Thank you very much Matt. Have a good evening, Tom
That was a very cool job. Really nice to work with family.❤
It is nice working with my family. Thank you very much Natester.
Great work Tye family, really enjoy watching your videos! Would love to see this job in action once it rains around here.
Thank you Lee. We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Another good job! Beautiful family, good ethic and hard work. It would be nice if sometime you return to job when it rain to see the final product in action. A bit like Shawn on the chanel gate city foundation. Hi from Québec, Canada 😊
Thank you very much DJI, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Love your channel , it's great how informative you are with these jobs . Thanks and see you next time .
Thank you very much Rick. See you next time
Perfect as always.
Thank you David
The best!
Thank you Dave
Awesooooommmmmeeee work. If you posted every week or less would be an excellent present for your subscribers😢😢 but I know this is not aladins lamp and if you could you would 😅😅 somebody has got to call you first. This channel is "A One" on my watch list🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ Lone Star State
Rosalyn, Thank you for your amazing compliments. We always look forward to hearing from you. We are also working on being able to post more frequently. Thank you again and have a great day, Tom
Your son rocks, Their eating the cats, lol. The young man knows what's good for him and his family. Stay safe family.
Thank you
Another great job. You can tell you really care about the owners property. I was just wondering if you could give an approximate cost for a job like this. I understand if you don't want to divulge that. Keep up the great videos. Take care.
Thank you very much Brian for your awesome compliment. I am sorry, we don’t discuss pricing. Thanks again, Tom
Great stuff guys
Thank you very much Denis
Great idea!
Thank you very much
Hi, can you either get your customer or yourselves to get a video after a big rain to see how your new system now works? Also, I have a bit of advice as being a builder for 30 years. When you lay your pipe, you should concrete around the joints. I live in the uk, and our pipes are not glued they have a rubber seal, and we have to push each joint in,either way glued or rubber seal I would concrete each joint as the system would last a lifetime,rubber seals and glued will always have roots penatrate over time so concreting will give the customer a more lasting and professional job...
Thank you Tarence, We were hoping to post with rain footage, but we haven’t had any rain significant enough to trigger the pump in the last three weeks and there's no rain in the 14 day forecast. The dry well has handled it all so far. When we get a good rain we’ll post a follow up. Thanks again
Looks great! I use 2x4 to hammer the pipes in bc has a bigger flatter compare to soft hammer when I install 4-6 inch sdr35
Thank you Matt and thank you for sharing.
Nice job and got it done, they can be a bit drawn out, just finished one last week about 300' of pipe with some water proofing.
Thank you Nic. 300 feet of pipe is pretty sweet. Our next job is installing 100 feet of 12 inch dual wall. It’s pretty crazy. Thanks again, Tom
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage Schedule 40. I usually use it but cost has become allot.
We only use sch 40 for under pavers, sidewalk or driveway. I prefer the sdr 35. Thanks
Hi there You never consider to install a big rainwater tank to make this water usable after for toilet and so one? And the tank becomes the buffer in heavy rain . Greetings from Belgium
Hello from New Jersey Ferrosteph. We install dry wells or soak aways, but this customer wanted this water off his property. We have a small 250 gal dry well. We actually got a light rain a couple weeks ago. Almost 2 inches over 3 days and the dry well handled it all. Nothing was pumped. A large dry well big enough to handle the amount of water in those pictures would have cost much more than the system we installed. Plus, we are not set up to use this rain runoff for the toilet. That would require a pump system and running lines through the house to bathrooms. Much more expensive. Thank you for your thoughts. Tom
What is that wonderful device you're cutting the fabric with?
Thank you Cameron. It’s electric scissors. Thanks again, Tom
Where did you get your little V bucket ?
We made that Chris. There is a video
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Thank you
I love the drainage vids but never show it in action.
Did he want to go through the town?
Towns don't allow discharging to the street directly.
Very true Jason. Especially a sump pump discharge
Why not send it closer to the street? Over a period of time the asphalt will get damaged by the water pressure.. 🤷🏼♂️
We discharged up there so you couldn’t see it from the street. The discharge is hidden by the curve of the driveway and the parked cars