Gutter drain for the house. I did 4x4x6’ it is all sandy soil drains excellent, should be good for my use case for many years. If poor drainage like clay I wouldn’t know what to recommend
I did a French drain on the front apron of my shop right after I finished building, but put the French drain in the wrongest place possible and also used cheap fabric. I’m paying for those mistakes now. The perf pipe is full of mud, the fabric didn’t stop a single weed/tree root from sprouting, and the gravel is full of silt. The gutters are too small (4”) so most of the water shoots right over it in a heavy rain. That will be the next upgrade to 6” gutters and better guards to trap more water and get it away from the doors.
When I first looked at the pics, I was wondering why all the buildup with the lumber. Then I saw some of the lumber was actually a concrete curb. Are they really just gonna back the RV over that? Better not be a trailer involved. That’s a homeowner claim waiting to happen when someone trips on the curb and face plants into the rail fence. Someone didn’t plan that mod very well. I get a lot of heartburn when someone asks me to do something that has obvious hazards. I guess it’s too many years of safety training for things I learned the hard way as a kid that makes me notice things like that.
Haven’t had that problem. I mix pretty rich, but not so much as to foul the plug. My saw and power head for all my Trimmer Plus attachments and the Husqvarna blower thank me.
