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Replacement of French Drains
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When basement french drain systems fail and water enters your basement, it doesn't make sense to replace them with the same materials or same type system again. Why pay for failure twice? B-Dry drainage systems have been modified to surpass the reasons why these older type systems fail.
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Basement french drains have been around since the Roman's built the great Coliseum, maybe longer. Just because something is considered "old school", doesn't mean it is better; actually the reverse is true. Sediment buildup in the gravel and around the drainage pipes can impede the flow of water to the point that these drains won't accept water anymore. |
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The B-Dry drainage system has been engineered to work in all type foundations and in most type of soils. Since its beginnings in 1958, the B-Dry System has been continually modified and improved beyond the abilities of french drains to meet consumer demands.
First patented in 1966, the B-Dry System was a welcome improvement over the existing technology at that time. Because extensive outside digging was eliminated from the installation process, homeowners realized a significant savings in the installation cost.
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As for the basement french drain system, the writing was on the wall! Digging trenches around the house along with removing sidewalks and shrubs, quickly became a thing of the past. The B-Dry System installs easier, saves you money and is backed by a better warranty.
History has taught us that making the same mistakes over and over again can drain french wallets!
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