Yards
Is Your Yard Muddy?
Does your yard have excessive moisture? HydroBlox will put an end to a waterlogged yard. In addition, with HydroBlox, you will not have to worry about heavy equipment or gravel disturbing your lawn, nor will you be investing in a French drain that will fail in approximately one to seven years.
One of the major benefits of HydroBlox is the installation takes one-quarter of the time, and you can avoid materials such as aggregate and filter cloth while also avoiding expensive excavation.
The steps to install HydroBlox are simple:
- A trench 12” deep and about 2-4 inches wide is made
- The trench is placed in the area that currently has water, and leads to an area that can take the water
- Planks are laid in the trench so they touch each other so the water moves from one plank to the other
- To keep the planks in place, they are either overlapped or a stainless steel screw is used to screw them together
- Around 3 inches of cover is replaced over the planks to complete the installation
HydroBlox should be backfilled and top-filled with good-quality yard soil/topsoil and covered with at least 3 inches of soil. Do not backfill with clay, brick, block, or stones, and avoid gravel/gravelly soil (unless you’re using a gravity-fed system). Save time and get the job done right the first time with HydroBlox.
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