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French Drain
Drains the water to prevent it from pooling and damaging the surface, directing the water towards a pipe that ends in a drain.
A pipe wrapped in a permeable fabric is installed slightly inclined to achieve the movement of water towards the outlet.
Catching Basin
A drain is necessary in many landscape drainage systems.
They trap and drain debris to prevent downstream pipes from clogging and turf flooding.
They serve to catch, hold, and filter runoff water from your lawn, around your home, and from your gutters.
Waterproofing
Protect any underground structure from water ingress.
Prevent water and soil gases from entering your property.
If your house is built at a high level, you need to protect your family and belongings.
Drainage System
All buildings must have efficient drainage systems for water runoff. They are designed to capture and filter water, to prevent it from stagnating and leaking into nearby walls or the ground.
All constructions, as a general rule, must have drainage systems, but these are generally overcome by the force of water. When that happens, it’s time to install a better drainage system, more appropriate to the reality of the problem.
For this problem that can affect basements, the bases of the entire structure of the home, gardens, patios, entrances and more, we offer three drainage systems: French drain, cacth basins and Waterproofing.
To know a little more about these drainage systems, take a look at this.
Drainage System: French Drain
Foundation waterproofing is important because it protects any underground structure from water ingress as well as potential protection against radon with the right type of products. By preventing water and soil gases from entering a property, you mitigate the risk of significant damage to belongings and protect the health of the inhabitants. It is even more important for properties located in areas at risk of flooding or with high water tables.
Drainage System: Catch Basins
A catch basin is an underground masonry box or “basin” that acts as the primary part of many landscape drainage systems. This concrete box is set into the ground at a low point on the property. On top of the basin sits a grate whereby water runoff enters the basin. The drainage pipe slopes away from the building or home.
Drainage System: Waterproofing
Foundation waterproofing is important because it protects any underground structure from water ingress as well as potential protection against radon with the right type of products. By preventing water and soil gases from entering a property, you mitigate the risk of significant damage to belongings and protect the health of the inhabitants. It is even more important for properties located in areas at risk of flooding or with high water tables.
