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Flo-Wells
Flo wells are necessary to install when managing excess water in areas prone to flooding, poor drainage, or where soil absorption is slow, such as clay-heavy ground. They are ideal for collecting stormwater runoff in landscapes, low-lying areas, or beneath impermeable surfaces like driveways. Flo wells are also used to comply with local regulations for stormwater management in new construction projects and provide an eco-friendly solution by allowing water to be absorbed back into the groundwater, preventing pooling and enhancing overall drainage.
Retaining Walls
Retaining walls should be installed when there is a need to hold back soil and prevent erosion, especially on sloped landscapes where water runoff or gravity could cause instability. They are essential for creating level areas in hilly terrains, protecting structures from soil movement, and enhancing landscaping aesthetics. Retaining walls should be installed during dry seasons to ensure proper compaction and stability, as wet conditions can weaken the foundation.
French Drains
French drains should be installed when there is persistent water accumulation, poor drainage, or water seeping into basements, foundations, or low-lying areas. They are designed to redirect excess groundwater or surface water away from structures and landscapes, preventing erosion, flooding, and foundation damage. Installation is best done during dry weather to ensure proper trench excavation, gravel placement, and pipe positioning without interference from mud or standing water.