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Post by Bob on Sept 12, 2022 17:41:04 GMT -8
What kind of drainage is better to install on a summer cottage? Heard it's a good French drain installation. What do you advise?
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Post by Brio on Sept 12, 2022 17:41:49 GMT -8
French drainage must be installed if the structures of the house, including the foundation, are constantly in contact with melt or rain water. The uniqueness of French drainage is that it is suitable for any type of landscape. You can make open or closed drainage. The second is more reliable and requires drafting. Pom Waterproofing can help you with this www.pomwaterproofing.ca/french-drain/. No need to reinvent the wheel. Masters from Pom Waterproofing individually approach each client and try to fit into his budget. |
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