You just saved my $$$, "you must use a discharge, it needs to see daylight or you need a sump pump." Thanks again.

Thank you so much for this video. It is the perfect solution for our drainage issue around the horse paddocks. So appreciate this and learned alot! ❣️🍀

I have a mountain home in Tn. clay soil. It's a tall 2 story home, more the height of 3 story. House was never built with gutters. Just had new metal roof installed, was shingle. One side of house is very close to the hill that leads to mountain rd. I popped up a termite bait station after the company never picked them up. There was 7 inches of water in the hole. It's right in front of the AC unit, I couldn't find a drainage pipe from the AC. In Florida we have those. I think now the rain is coming off the steep metal roof. The hill is next to the house so probably getting water from there also. I was on the hill cutting some small saplings and the soil was very moist. No basement, house has a 12 inch concrete slab. There's nowhere for that water to go. I took up a bait station at the back of the house and no water. Rain wouldn't be running off at the front and back. It's a very small town, we don't have companies like you. We do have a plumber and he was going by to look. We don't live there. I'm watching all kinds of videos on French drains, catch basins. Clay stopping the water from going through the fabric. Yours was the first to mention clay. Can you suggest a setup? Even if we got gutters on the house it's so tall there is no way to clean the leaves that will collect from the mountain trees. Thanks, any advice accepted.

Should we drill small holes on the bottom of the catch basins? Other videos suggest that with some gravel bed and fabric cloth below.

Wouldn't the 9x9 or the 12x12 hold more debris at the bottom of the basin than the 6x6. There seems to be more area under the discharge in the bigger ones?????