Bobby Mhor
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As many new houses seem to be these last few years.
They should have putadequatesufficient drainage in to begin with. Without being asked to.
Deeper guttering not available?
Checkpoint Charlie!!.
The old bamboo. Now staying upright, or no longer there...
Usually as much as they feel they can get away with, which is often too much.
A bit later than the rain that fell here then.
I ,as I have mentioned before, took the bloke in charge and showed him where to put a main groundwater drain in....
He actually listened..(let's say I've a history of drainaging(is this a word?)
and got our back dug up and a couple of pipes laid, clearing the water problems after heavy rain,
It wasn't as bad a some of the stories we have heard since of soggy back gardens.
I got a call from their office walllah, telling me the good news about the new pipe going in..
Ask yer man who pointed where to lay it etc..
sudden change of conversation saying the other snagging you requested will be starting the next day LOL
It wasn't that bad (so far)
Jan , we had moved in..
Work being done once ground had dried some, the main pipe runs behind the wooden fence at back
Now have a fence separating us and next door, double slatted ended up Mrs M and I did the deed(double slatting)..(fence was the pros although I could have done it, price of wood and labour wasn't much more than I (and next door) would have to pay just for the wood etc.
Mrs M keep changing her mind, wanting it stoned since after they fixed it but decided this year we need a bit for the kids to run about it so next job is to stone youngest's back garden.