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I bought the first one you show. It has a nice feel. Its kinda big., its solid feeling. Feels tough. You can either pull the whole restrictor plate off to access or the vented cover which allows clear viewing inside. And fir the price. It feels high quality. Thanks for putting out good products. I have bought the 15 ft rolls of the pipes that worked like a charm for my smaller job., the fabuc is a nice heavy quality. Doesnt look like tissue paper like some other drain installers i see on UA-cam use on their systems.

If you have 2 downspouts somewhat close to each other, would you recommend installing both into this and have a single outlet vs installing 2 separate CB for each downspout?

Awesome looking basin

15k. Here in San Francisco $37k easily!!

If something comes in an indoor version, and an outdoor version. There might be a reason for that.

Good stuff man

Is it leak free

Any future plans releasing with 6 inch grate? Would love to use this to catch some surface water to route into a dry well on my property.

Can I neck down to 3 inches, because my curb that I’m coring, through is only 5 inches tall?

Great product! Im a 25 year drainage contractor and I can think of many situations we will use this. Each install is different and having many options allows us to have the best end result.

Hey Rob, in michigan i know youve mentioned many times no check valve on outdoor sump pump system. But i am seeing in alot of videos guys drilling a small hole on the pvc pipe closest to the sump pump itself. Is this necessary ?m

I just got the pop up emitter with turf guard. Do i need to screw it on to my existing pipe? Or does it just pop in?

Where are you based out of?

Outstanding! Thanks!

How can you purchase these catch basins?

Just bought some and I feel like I’m missing something. I just dry fit everything and tested with the hose and I can hardly get a trickle. Also the water backs up so much in the pipe. I have more than enough slope, is it just not enough pressure with the hose?

My issue is that I’ll be running about 200 ft with almost zero slope to a shallow ditch. I really need a 45 instead.

I'm looking for a single outlet. Do you offer this with just one outlet, or can the second outlet be plugged?

Tape on the buried joints NATTA!

What’s the cost of something like this?

Thank you for filling the gaps that are in the current drainage industry. You definable the life of a drainage contractor easier

Nice, but to me the original one is fine. The other ones are overkill. If you keep up on maintenance and clean it out you don't need the real big ones.

I have a basement with interior foundation perimeter sump drain system. This spring, we still had water entering the basement. I am considering installing your french drain system on the high side of my house and run it towards the alley drain area low side of our yard. Since sub surface water is getting under my foundation and pressurizing it, would your system even help? How deep should I try and get your system to around the house while maintaining slope? Thank you very much for your answers and all of your videos! Extremely helpful and well done!

Bravo!! You never stop innovating! Much respect

The double deep beats a double wide anytime! Cool update.

Beautiful !

I don’t understand how people don’t understand how this works.

Great video drain man!! Just one suggestion is to use stainless steel wire to hold the pipes together next time. Granted the stones should keep it together but a bit more overkill with the wire

What if you dig a bigger hole put that in and back fill the rest with concrete?

How much does a job like this cost?

My existing gutter downspouts are schd20 and burried around 5-6 feet. Some of the old connections are cracked and i was thinking to use your high octane vs sdr30. A lot of "experts" suggest digging deep to original 5 feet depth. Your system is more appealing since will not require deep excavation. Any benefits of using old school sdr30 buried deep vs your design? Thank you

I've used those but I bury 2 tons of gravel around it for a dry well system. The gravel wrapped in filter fabric can hold the weight. I just use those sump pump buckets to keep dirt and gravel out the end of the drain pipe.

What brand/model do you recommend for outdoor? NDS?

Who thought they were pouring gasoline in there at first?

Okay so what is this unspoken controversy between top perforations or bottom? One side insists you lay the pipe on a rock bed holes down so the water can flood up into the pipe. The other lays its pipe at the bottom of the trench as a low point, holes up so the water floods down into the drain. Obviously I know which side FD Man is on, and I personally think it makes no sense to have a gravity-fed conduit with holes at the bottom.... but clearly these bottom-holers aren't total lunatics, so what gives?

Give me a hammer and a nail and let me make any pipe work the same LOL

I have a 50 ft by 15 ft patio paver area in my backyard. It used to flood so at the bottom corner of the patio I put in a 12 inch square catch basin. Then I ran 4 inch solid corrugated pipe out about 40 ft into the side of the canal bank about 2 ft from the top.The problem was that the water was running down the 10 ft high canal bank causing erosion.. I added another 10 ft of solid corrugated pipe to it and ran it down almost vertically so that it would come out about a foot above the water line of the canal and put a 4 inch round grate at the end of it in order to keep iguanas from climbing into it. Is there a problem with it going out 40 ft horizontally on a grade and then dropping about 8 ft vettically? Or will the force of the water dropping 8 ft straight down cause any solids to get stuck? The catch basin has a filter on it so it's mainly just tiny ficus leaves that might pass through. I can always take off the grate at the end to clear it out, but sometimes alligators are in the canal so I don't really want to climb down along the bank if I don't have to.

Common sense to have a small amount of angle.

Do these for a living… I see proper installation 💪🏻👍🏻

Thanx I would’ve never guess that was a reducer smh lol

Wow... impressive but who could afford to excavate & transport fill from site, install multiple sump pumps and backfill with many, many tons of clear gravel?

As long as you use the correct stone it will done correct

I'm in Canada, 6 months of winter. In summer same thing, on sand, 3 pumps. Main, backup, battery. Pump goes off every 30 seconds as pit fills. I need this solution. I wouldn't expect you to come to Canada but I would like the details of it in more detail to give to some locals, would that be possible?

What do you do with all the left over soil?

Can you tie multiple drains into one pipe?

I wish there was a company like yours in Illinois.

Vertical Drainage…☠️

It makes the good ones look bad. You have to watch them all the time. I always hired a guy who became a good friend. He happens to be a GC. But we don't let the other contractors know he is a GC. So we know who are the scammers.

That job got complicated haha. Good work

OK.This was done in my area. How do you think the city workers filled in ?