Thank you very much Clubkabuki. We appreciate you taking the time to write such a nice comment. The next video is almost done and should be up soon. I hope you will enjoy it too. Thanks again and have a great day
Hi Alan, thank you for the nice compliment. We love the inside cutters too they are a big time saver. I hope the weather is a little better down your way. Thanks again, Tom
What a satisfying video. Imagine having a big beautiful yard and being unable to use it. I can only imagine what it was like to mow the yard lol. Nice job = )
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage Thank you! Sorry I haven't been super chatty lately. I just lost my mom to cancer and your videos were part of our conversation sometimes. I will miss that. I want you to know that I am still watching and giving likes even if I don't comment = )
Johli, I’m very sorry to hear about your mother. Dawn and I will keep you in our prayers and we are thankful that we could be part of your family life and conversations. I don’t have the words to ease your pain, but we will be thinking about you and your family. Our sincerest condolences. Tom & Dawn
Great Video that looked like a very big job and I like that yiou also had the after video showing yard after completed. It was a good thing yiu were able to connect to the street sewer to get the water out of there.
Thank you Luvmy. I appreciate your feedback. There are 2 follow ups to this project. It’s not always possible to go back, but we do it when we can. Thanks again, Tom
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage Tom and family, thanks for responding. Love how you and your wife are such a great team together. Wish I had someone like you in my neck of the woods. I’m a former New Yorker who moved to South Carolina. I have an area in my front yard that stays wet longer than a day and I am not sure if a French drain would be best there. I know the property has good drainage pitch because you can see the water running off in a heavy rain. It’s just one section that has me a bit concerned. Keep up the great work!
Hi Ral. Thank you for the compliment. Yes, the follow up video was taken right after hurricane Ian gave us 5 inches of rain. You can see the results for yourself - that everything worked great. Thanks and Have a great week, Tom
I haven't seen blue 4 inch before, is it a city requirement? I wonder if you can build up the dirt by those neighbors so water doesnt plunge into the yard?
Hi Design Build. Not a requirement. That's SDR 35. Much stronger than thin wall and you still get the full range of fittings. It's my go to 4 inch pipe. It used to be green. They made it blue a couple years ago. You cannot change the grade or level of your yard within 10 feet of the property line in this town. Have a great week, Tom
Hi Sharpgirls, we show this after a hurricane went through. There is also a playlist of this project with the follow up. Here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/QSPW3Yb0oyI/v-deo.html
Hi Joe, Thank you for the compliment. We use polylok 12 and 20 inch catch basins. I like the size and the risers you can buy. Here is an Amazon link - www.amazon.com/Polylok-20-Round-Rain-Box/dp/B00LUYG1DA/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3W1Q8L6QF2LII&keywords=polylok&qid=1674483277&sprefix=polylok%2Caps%2C75&sr=8-3 Thanks and have a great week, Tom
So they won't let you tie into storm runoff but they'll let you tie into sewer drain? Hmmm sounds like they'll be paying extra for their sewer fees and in big rain events the city sewer will become overwhelmed. I should say in Pennsylvania you cannot tie storm runoff into sewer.
I think we have a misunderstanding with the terms we use here in Jersey. The storm sewer is different from the sanitary sewer. Storm sewer are curb drains and is for rainwater. Sanitary sewer system is sewage that goes to the treatment facility. It's not legal to tie into the sanitary sewer system. The town gave us permission to tie into the storm sewer pipe that runs between 2 catch basins.
Here's the link to the follow up video after 5 inches of rain - ua-cam.com/video/QSPW3Yb0oyI/v-deo.html
Genius work using the excavator thumb and a board to rake material. I am definitely stealing that!
Thank you
Y’all did a wonderful job. Thanks for explaining what you did. I really enjoyed your series of videos pertaining to this job.
Thank you very much Clubkabuki. We appreciate you taking the time to write such a nice comment. The next video is almost done and should be up soon. I hope you will enjoy it too. Thanks again and have a great day
Wonderful job .
Thank you so much 😀
It looks great.
Thank you Bill. Have a great week, Tom
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage Your welcome!!
Excellent job as usual
Thank you very much n
What a well thought out and constructed system, especially within the constraints of your local laws.
Thank you very much Pete. Thank you for the nice compliment. Have a great week, Tom
Great job. Now the homeowner can enjoy the backyard. I love my inside cutters(squirrel). Have a great day
Hi Alan, thank you for the nice compliment. We love the inside cutters too they are a big time saver. I hope the weather is a little better down your way. Thanks again, Tom
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage 100 and humid here. We’re starting our second summer here in central Arkansas 😂
Please don’t send that up here. Have a great evening Alan.
What a satisfying video. Imagine having a big beautiful yard and being unable to use it. I can only imagine what it was like to mow the yard lol. Nice job = )
Hi Johli, Your input and comments are always appreciated. Thanks again and have a great evening, Tom
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage Thank you! Sorry I haven't been super chatty lately. I just lost my mom to cancer and your videos were part of our conversation sometimes. I will miss that. I want you to know that I am still watching and giving likes even if I don't comment = )
Johli, I’m very sorry to hear about your mother. Dawn and I will keep you in our prayers and we are thankful that we could be part of your family life and conversations. I don’t have the words to ease your pain, but we will be thinking about you and your family. Our sincerest condolences. Tom & Dawn
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage Thank you, that means a lot = )
Great Video that looked like a very big job and I like that yiou also had the after video showing yard after completed. It was a good thing yiu were able to connect to the street sewer to get the water out of there.
Thank you James
Love your videos, but wish you would visit EACH job AFTER the work is done to see how all of your hard work pays off to see the water run off.
Thank you Luvmy. I appreciate your feedback. There are 2 follow ups to this project. It’s not always possible to go back, but we do it when we can. Thanks again, Tom
@@tyelandscapinganddrainage Tom and family, thanks for responding. Love how you and your wife are such a great team together. Wish I had someone like you in my neck of the woods. I’m a former New Yorker who moved to South Carolina. I have an area in my front yard that stays wet longer than a day and I am not sure if a French drain would be best there. I know the property has good drainage pitch because you can see the water running off in a heavy rain. It’s just one section that has me a bit concerned. Keep up the great work!
Thank you again Luvmy. Have a great day, Tom
Did you go back after the rain and see if how it worked? I just watched the follow up video, looks great.
Hi Ral. Thank you for the compliment. Yes, the follow up video was taken right after hurricane Ian gave us 5 inches of rain. You can see the results for yourself - that everything worked great. Thanks and Have a great week, Tom
I haven't seen blue 4 inch before, is it a city requirement? I wonder if you can build up the dirt by those neighbors so water doesnt plunge into the yard?
Hi Design Build. Not a requirement. That's SDR 35. Much stronger than thin wall and you still get the full range of fittings. It's my go to 4 inch pipe. It used to be green. They made it blue a couple years ago. You cannot change the grade or level of your yard within 10 feet of the property line in this town. Have a great week, Tom
You should go by and video during a serious downpour and show how really great your the out come of your work is.
Hi Sharpgirls, we show this after a hurricane went through. There is also a playlist of this project with the follow up. Here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/QSPW3Yb0oyI/v-deo.html
Nice job what are the green catch basins you are using
Hi Joe, Thank you for the compliment. We use polylok 12 and 20 inch catch basins. I like the size and the risers you can buy. Here is an Amazon link - www.amazon.com/Polylok-20-Round-Rain-Box/dp/B00LUYG1DA/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3W1Q8L6QF2LII&keywords=polylok&qid=1674483277&sprefix=polylok%2Caps%2C75&sr=8-3
Thanks and have a great week, Tom
So they won't let you tie into storm runoff but they'll let you tie into sewer drain? Hmmm sounds like they'll be paying extra for their sewer fees and in big rain events the city sewer will become overwhelmed. I should say in Pennsylvania you cannot tie storm runoff into sewer.
I think we have a misunderstanding with the terms we use here in Jersey. The storm sewer is different from the sanitary sewer. Storm sewer are curb drains and is for rainwater. Sanitary sewer system is sewage that goes to the treatment facility. It's not legal to tie into the sanitary sewer system. The town gave us permission to tie into the storm sewer pipe that runs between 2 catch basins.