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Establishing Grade and Laying Drainage

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What happens here

A worker uses a laser level (or similar grade-checking tool) to measure and mark the desired ground elevation along the building foundation. A long, black corrugated pipe, likely for a French drain or downspout extension, is laid out. This pipe will collect and redirect water away from the foundation. The ground is prepared to accommodate the drainage system and achieve the required pitch.

Goal: Prepare the ground for drainage installation with precise elevation.

Tools and materials

  • Laser Level — Precisely measuring and establishing the desired ground elevation and pitch
  • Long Black Corrugated Pipe — Collecting and redirecting water as part of the drainage system
  • Measuring Stick — Used with the laser level to check elevations

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and be extremely careful that's weird it's like it's kind of high dips and then there's like heaves yeah it looks like there's one right over there too this looks like probably probably right in front this one looks kind of like maybe the closest where it needs to be right there yeah dude i didn't grab my boots out of the back of alex's out of the truck because there's only like a 40 percent chance of rain and then it started raining and i was like oh [Music] you put it right on the top of that it's just as long as it's not higher it doesn't look like it's lower yep so obviously parked like look at that look at that look at that

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