just flooding someone else..nice fix

you are insane man good job

I like how ppl are praising coming back during a down pour..... Yes it confirms its working and customer happy... It also helps the company for future projects.... learning and reading the terran ... ground type etc...... making future jobs easy more cost effective for both customer and supplier.... and thus more jobs

The pipe is undersized. You will have serious scour downstream and will lead to bank failures in the future.

Why not two drains, what if leaves block the other drain?

Need a "Boom" cement truck like we have in Vegas. Those things can reach over a good-sized house. Also, don't you add what I call "What I forgot" conduits under the driveways in a few places for future wire or other stuff.

Oh, that is definitely going to be a problem. May not be the same problem, but will be a problem. But great work, it is things like this that keep me employed.

Your supposed to back onto the trailer with a skid steer

Great job. Only thing is shouldnt you have added rebars to enforce the driveway?

I mean now it’s a problem for the neighbor

Post10 comes in "Idiots at the DOT should have installed a bigger culvert"

"No longer a problem" Meanwhile theres a lake forming.

"is no longer a problem" means "is now somebody else's problem."

3rd world country

Sean, how about turning your pickup truck...into a "dump truck". That would provide good viewer content for your channel...and turn your pickup into a much more valuable tool. Think about all the video it would provide for your channel. Blue Sky's.

You might want to un-bury the roots around the base of the tree, piling dirt like that can kill a tree in a couple of years

If you stored the water you could use it to water a big vegetable garden or your lawn or flush your toilets!

I would have cut the water line and fixed it later. It's damaged anyway...

for the concrete going up to the foundation wall, is there an expansion joint or does it go all the way up and stick to the wall? If there's an expansion joint, what is the best sealant for that gap?

Another great Shawn job.

How to redirect a potential flood zone

Water will get between the concrete and the brick and rot the brick from freeze and thaw cycles make the wall damp and come through the inside.

Beautiful job! I also thought I wouldn't watch this entire video, but sure did. First thought, I need a bigger yard! But seriously this should be code or something....the inconvenience, smell, fungus, bacteria, damage to desirable lawns and plants, damage to property! Now for the neighbors places!!

You cannot just drain on someone's property.

Erosion is your problem

they may pile on the road, but you tore up their lawn. worry about yourself, everyone’s got to make a living

I just knew somebody would be carrying a pocket level 😊

You should have made it a bit longer the drain say at least 5meters.

More like, just kicking your water problem down the hill to the next unfortunate.

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Looks like still a problem😂😂😂

Shame about the grass

It's amazing how many issues can be resolved by running the grade from the home downhill instead of creating a lake at the foundation.

Terrific video in a great series. That pour looked complicated but executed brilliantly. Enjoyed the drone work from 17:35, I think it is among the best footage you have recorded for the channel to date. All the best

Really want to make sure your PPE and work place safely practices are on point when your filming work and putting it on the internet. General liability and worker’s compensation insurance will smile to your face and then use anything they can find against you to establish a history of poor workplace safety practices.

lucky horse shoe is upside down

Really enjoyed watching this one - almost like a ballet with everyone doing his part, and the results are beautiful. Great editing and nice drone footage. Well done all around.

Obviously no permit. Outcome: 1) Suite from yard owner that now has a lake for a back yard. 3a) The trees will begin to die from rotted roots. 2) Because crushed, although washed, gravel was used rather than the industry standard of round rock it will be plugged in five years. 2a) Why so stinking shallow - Oh! Street level dumping. 3) The city/county will be stopping by to demand that they connect to the storm water system and not dumping into the street. And too bad the hoe operator never used a wheel barrow. Holy mother of Murphey; Those loads must have been in the 300+ pound world. Looks absolutely lovely.

do you have a full bubble .. yeah we have a full BUBBA ... thats not the same>?

French drainage is not for lawns you should know why box drains are are incapable of allowing grass to grow over and affect the exposed drain fields box drain box drains and your equipment is to heavy there’s already a grade issue glad I wasn’t there victim of this con’s construction and if it’s a frost area it’s not deep enough to escape heaves better then than me CON job I’m a landscaper from way back this is a hack

Lol dry dirt is clay. Water runs over the top of it

No longer a problem….. wait a year and you will have massive erosion

Neighbor was Dutch now the whole place has canals truly water angers like beavers.

Is there also a membrane that you can put on the outside side of the house before you put the dirt to keep the basement dry?,

I would prefer if concrete stayed the same colour and shine as when its wet once its dried.

Very nice job, including after rain footage. Everything floated where it should. I don't know why, but this concrete crew is more pleasant to watch working

I’ve seen these often get wrapped in fabric to prevent dirt infiltration. Why did y’all decide not to do that? You answered this later in the video, thanks

Wow, it’s like the ground just rejects all water. Is it all heavy clay? With that pooling, you'd think the neighbors were totally paved over or something. Just impermeable ground, eh?

Is that a Q bota? Golly

Beautiful work.