Flooding can wreak havoc on your home and property. The best way to preserve the integrity of your home’s foundation is to make sure your perimeter tile drain is able to function effectively. To achieve this, your drain tile system needs routine observation and care, as well as the occasional cleaning by a plumbing professional.
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When to Consider Perimeter Drain Pipe Cleaning
Perimeter drains can get clogged with dirt, debris, and silt, and by the intrusion of expanding tree roots. Routine inspection and maintenance is important, and perimeter tile cleaning should ideally be performed every two to three years. Your drain tile system is not immune to the normal wear and tear that occurs over time. It’s important that any deterioration or damage to your perimeter drain is addressed — and repaired or replaced — ASAP.
Avoiding a Clogged Perimeter Drain System
When it comes to clogs, prevention is key. The condition of your drain tile system should be routinely evaluated, so that any needed repairs, replacements, or cleaning can be done before a problem occurs. If ignored, debris will eventually build up to form a blockage, and the state of worn parts will worsen. Don’t neglect maintenance, and have your perimeter drain professionally cleaned every few years to avoid clogs — and the problems they cause.
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Benefits of A French Drain System
Water has the potential to soften and displace soil, and penetrate cracks in your home’s foundation. This can put the structural integrity of your home at risk. French drains serve the purpose of redirecting the flow of water that naturally runs toward your foundation. These underground drainage systems are durable, can have a lifespan of 30 to 40 years, and are cost-effective. French drains also perform reliably, and are relatively simple to install. And to a degree, homeowners can have a choice in where the redirected water is deposited (depending on zoning regulations).
