One tip don’t use a brush to clean the car your scratch the hell out of the paint.

Delighted getting one for Xmas,,,fast forward 4-5, used the jet 6 times,,,,it’s knackered, advised to throw it away and buy another one!!!!! Wtf

Couldn't make the event but enjoyed your video, thanks for filming.

Where are you from? The accent seems like Darlington or Teesside, but then sometimes it seems more North Yorkshire.

You need foam jet for car cleaning

Poor advice. In my opinion

Nice try but I’m quite certain that rock will be full of orgánica in no time. Should have put filter fabric over the trenches

You need 150 mm of fresh topsoil sandmix for Turf to survive. You have not achieved this. That drainage is a complete joke. it's not installed correctly, nowhere near deep enough for a start. Not to mention soil contamination. This will not last as haven't you solved the problem. 🫡

Where you based we need this

Your old man definitely likes ferrets and Lurchers I’d say 😂

You need perforated land drain pipe in a trench about 600mm deep min lined with geotextile fabric And backfilled with 20mm gravel and connected to a soakaway /drain , this will do next to fk all good tbh

You left know where for those roots to go.

Great video

Where does the drain run to ?

Won’t the grass that grows over the French drains die quickly compared to the rest of the grass as there is only a thin level of soil and then the stones? Great effort though to you and your dad

should look at getting proper chemicals to clean that stuff off, makes light work of it, fizzes up looks epic.

Show us summer when you have lines of dead grass where the french drains were, need lots more top soil

Why walk on the soil making divits when u can walk on boards?

Trenches are deep enough plus you need to put in waven coil in the trenches .

You need to research drench drains buddy, shoddy work

What are you expecting to find when you pat the chickens down?

I’d be too embarrassed as a landscaper myself to post this.

French drain .. wat a load of tripe .. yuz cud sell sand to the Arab's 😂😂😂

Sorry to be neg but this aint guna work

How much would a job like this cost?

This won't work.

I don’t think that drainage system will last more than a year before it’s all clogged up with silt and roots.

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Will be a nice pattern during a heatwave.. drainage gotta be half a foot at least deep

seems very shallow ?

Never water it when the suns directly shining on it… I learned that the hard way

Yeh, those 'french drains' will be clogged in a year! 😂

Whats to stop that gravel just filling with soil?

Love seeing a job done well

Spent mushroom compost as it has gypsum in it

Whats the product you put in the french drain need to do excatly this?

That’s new builds for you

Gypsum

No topsoil???

Top turfer 👍👍🤜

Sorry to break it to you mate but that drainage will do nowt. We had rotavate in compost into 2' of clay like that and put in 400x400 land drains with a pumped sump.

New houses are absolute shite the gardens are always tiny and shit

Cowboy

A surprising amount of water wicks up from deeper down in dry times, that barrier is going to block that wicking action. Given the depth of the top soil, you will likely get some discoloration or worse dried grass. Regular watering will be required Lay the channels a little lower to help reduce the effect

Where did the drain go to

If you have the budget, hire a tiller to break up the top 3-6 inches. Add compost, sand, and top soil and tiller the area again to mix it in. Level the area. Add humic acid and then seed the areas with another layer of compost over the seeds to protect them. If there's a significant pooling of water, you can drill several vertical holes (or as many as needed) down about 12 inches with a garden auger. Pop some gravel in the bottom of the holes, 3 inches or so. They act as a mini soak away. The auger will save you the time of digging and use less material while helping to prevent the roots of the grass drying out in the summer. 😊

I think there are a couple if issues here. In hot weather youll get brown lines where the trenches are. Also compost breaks down so will be mega mega uneven. A good top soil should have been used really. Good effort tho, im sure its better than it was

I have clay soil too. Where do those drainage channels go? Do they drain to a soak away or a drain somewhere?

I live in a Barrett new build garden grass is SHOCKING !!!!

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