Hydraway Drainage Systems Demo

Helitech utilizes the best performing waterproofing system available in today's market to keep your basement and/or crawlspace dry: The Hydraway Drainage System. This video proves how Hydraway out performs competitors and other waterproofing products in the market today.

[@brianlogue3460]

Pipes do not run through the soil vertically, yes it has an extremely high intake rate but how well would this work when covered in gravel and how well would the water flow through this system

[@cth88rlz35]

The guy also took an extra four seconds to dump the bucket on the 4 pipe vs the hydraway. That can add up and besides the hydraway has a filter fabric around it and you install the same dirt around the system. I will bet money that fabric will become clogged in no time rendering the system useless. This is just like the bullet track, new and innovative, but eventually doesn’t work. Old school time tested methods, four inch pipe with crushed stone around it and clean out points in the system, with no filter fabric, will last a long time compared to this product.

[@williamtolliv3549]

These comments are pretty typical from those that love corrugated pipe and don’t have a clue on Non woven Geo Textile fabric. Corrugated pipe plugs up because of its tiny weeping slits and the main reason why foundation drains fail, period. It also has a low crush strength and bellies in the soil. Worst yet is putting your strong rock
In the soil and bathtub effect

[@cth88rlz35]

Don’t like corrugated pipes either. I like the 4 inch pvc pipe with holes.

[@brandonking4355]

Jeremey giving the old guy a hand has strong Clockwork Orange vibes.

[@paytonbeall4723]

A more precise example would be to use a constant Hydraulic Gradient test, which is a typical ASTM standard.

[@williamtolliv3549]

Do any one of you actually install French Drains, I ask? Corrugated pipe has too many problems related to its design such as compressive strength design, along with the clothe they sell with it. If road systems use Geo Fabric, it’s for a great reason. Why would I ever install corrugated pipe that always plugs up for different reasons. Before you beat up a product, try using it.

[@michaelzellner4593]

why did Jeremy spend over 10 seconds dumping the water into the bucket while he only spent 5-6 seconds dumping the water into the single and double hydraway tests? Completely inaccurate testing that is 1 sided. This seems rigged which pisses me off as I look to "experts" to provide quality testing to advertise their product. I will never turn my back on a product till I do more reviews so I will look elsewhere before deciding. However, this video should not exist and should be pulled for false advertisement and the producers of this should be ashamed of themselves.

[@bvac]

Wonder what Jeremy’s up to these days

[@joeymkeener]

Looks like a great product but there is no one to call about it.