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Ensure the curtain drain is installed with the correct slope to effectively channel water away from the foundation or area of concern.
Choose durable materials such as perforated pipe and gravel to maximize drainage efficiency and longevity.
Follow precise trenching and backfilling procedures to prevent future settling and maintain proper drainage function.
- Planning - Determine the drainage path and mark the trench location.
- Excavation - Dig a trench with a slight slope for proper water flow.
- Placement - Install the perforated pipe within the trench, ensuring it slopes downward.
- Backfilling - Cover the pipe with gravel or crushed stone to facilitate drainage.
- Final Cover - Fill the trench with soil and compact it to restore the surface.
Curtain drain installation work generally involves the design, excavation, and construction of a trench or series of trenches intended to intercept and redirect surface or shallow groundwater away from specific areas, such as foundations, roads, or agricultural fields. The process typically includes assessing the site topography and soil conditions, selecting appropriate materials for the drain and lining, and installing perforated pipes or other drainage components within the trench. To evaluate requests, details such as the size and layout of the area to be drained, the expected water flow volume, soil permeability, and existing drainage issues are important, as they influence the scope, materials, and complexity of the installation.
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