French drains are popular solutions to deal with excess water in your yard. However, there is much to know before you install one. Consider these pros and cons.

How to Install a French Drain 1. Decide where you will install the French drain Evaluate the problem areas in your yard. If it is a spot where water pools after rain, find the lowest point.

In today's lesson, Left Tool teachers how he installed his gutter downspout drain to keep runoff water out of his yard, and ...

This costs several thousands of dollars in an installation not to mention repairing your yard later. Another option is an exterior trench drain system, also referred to as a curtain drain.

This landscaping gravel is the best option for better water drainage in your outdoor space. However, it is hard to install and might require advanced skills.

Waterlogged yard now dry after News 2 investigation spurs drainage pipe installation When the rain would come, Jacqueline Scott knew it would be several days before she could step foot in her yard.