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Cynthia Pigeon • 30 Jul 2024
How to Repair a French Drain
Does your house have a French drain? If so, when was it installed? This type of drain lasts about 30 years, but it may clog or break within that period.
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Amanda Harvey • 23 Jul 2024
What Is a French Drain?
A French drain works with gravity. Water follows the ebb and flow of the earth's guiding principle, and thus, the drain carries water downstream. This sloped trench provides a method to help homeowners avoid damp patches on their lawn or property by regulating drainage, and keeping things dry in places where it's necessary.
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RenoQuotes.com • 23 Jul 2024
Cost of Installing a French Drain in 2024
Needless to say, the long-term durability of a house depends heavily on the lack of seepage, above all in the foundation. Excessive humidity can have devastating and damaging long-term effects, both on your home and your health. Moreover, mould and bacteria growth can end up being very costly.
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