Why not trench where the water comes out and use lots of cobble stone you have on the ranch/farm

I'm no expert but i think you are just diverting the actual problem

Now it’s flooding that other guy’s building.

WHO GIVES A FLYING F*CK? DO WE KNOW YOU? 🤷‍♂️

Add some rip rap so you don’t have an erosion problem

Not a problem yet. Just wait some years.

That needed more water added. Look at victory outdoor service. Or Odell concrete.

What is that round white thing on the house? It looks like it might go back into the house? It is next to the downspout

Gotta be a better place for the water no? Save for summer? Idk

Pump pipe diameter to small can not take the volume

From one problem to another problem

Where exactly is “down here”?

You could put a low pressure water turbine on that & get some free power

Grass won't grow on clay, will it?

Great series, thanks for sharing.

Wait till the landowner falls into the ravine being created😅

Yet

Now it’s someone else’s problem

We got a full bubble!!

Nice job, but if you leave that dirt piled up over the brick you just created a termite highway

the new problem, if it was NJ, is that wetlands are protected..... so much as one reed grows out of the mud, congratulations, you are now the proud owner of a protected wetland....

In one year it will be clogged. In ten years there will be a landslide. Problem solved? No, just different problems.

No rebar. You need to look at victory outdoor services, or odell concrete. No breaks in that slab the finish is awful ware the cure seal sprayed

No rebar

That is a great success! (The local government ought not to permit construction upon a piece of land which is vulnerable to being flooded by that volume of water.)

Don't you have a jack hammer for your excavator

depends on what you call a problem

Dig a small creek with rocks to make it look better

Dude what are you doing in the wetlands? Is this your property?

I find that if you just score a saw cut along the 2 by 4, it makes a visible straight line. Then I remove the board and follow the line. They also make water attachments for those saws that receive a hose and spray water onto the blade. Love your videos Shawn

Yeah notice he doesn’t show where it’s going to

Man you wanna set up a huge tank and collect that and filter it.

Erosion will be the next problem.

Looks like he's about to have a swamp problem.

I don't see any toilet paper

Now it's someone else's problem 😅😅

Well placed rocks and logs will make an almost natural waterway and living eco system. Go for a walk around some rivers and streams and take note of the way the plants, rocks and trees are laid out… you will be glad you did it, for the potential fish and frogs and other life you support in you garden. …be sure to check the lay of your land and run of the water before you set things in place. 👍🙂 Jen. Australia. ❤️🙏❤️🇦🇺❤️

It's just rain runoff it's not an erosion problem until there is an erosion problem people mind their own damn business if an erosion problem starts they'll fix it

Its no longer “your” problem.

The guy down the hill 💀

Next the roots of those trees will rot in the standing water.

Yay Awesome bro!

It’s no longer a problem, except for the guy down the way. Everything is flooding for him now.

A catch basin with rip rap on the outflow would be in order here.

Next video will be dealing with the new problems this creates

Apparently, there aren't any laws in NC that define how a proper spetic and leach field are installed. No perk tests or inspection were accomplished.

Worked with a guy that died from working on an exposed septic tank. Make sure your guys have the proper shots that protect them when working on a sanitary system. www.cdc.gov/healthywater/emergency/sanitation-wastewater/workers_handlingwaste.html

Oh you will have another problem for sure..lol

That's not enough gravel. Should of put 2 culvert pipes in

Did you fix water line