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We're working our way out of a very big lot, very large lot. And this side right here, the back is like a lake. And then this side after the rain has so much water, it was really hard for them to dig because you're basically digging mud. I wanted to show you a couple of things. I want to take the opportunity to show you a couple of things.
So we're running a double barrel system here. And the reason why we're running a double barrel system is that what happens when you have that much water and homeowners are not like farmers. Farmers, if they wake up in the morning and the water's gone they're more than happy. But homeowners, their expectations are, I don't want to see the water ever. So as soon as the rain is hitting the ground, you want to have a system that can evacuate it. Large properties that collect large volumes of water, you're going to need a double barrel system, period. That's it.
So what we're doing here, and I'm not going to get into this part too deep because I don't want to send the DIY guy too far down the rabbit hole. But we have our Baughman 8-slot premium yellow along with our Baughman 4-slot staggered and that is in their Select. So we have the Select, which I don't stock for the homeowner. In the DIY category, those hundred-foot coils we ship you guys. We have the Premium 4-slot staggered and the Premium 8-slot. I keep 250-foot rolls in the yard for our landscapers. And a lot of them request the Select. So the Premium, it's the next step up. It's an all virgin material. As you've been taught in previous videos, it's pure virgin material has a lot of strengths. So I don't mind the select in the 4-slot staggered cause there's not as much and let cut.
Now, this is what we've been doing for trees and Chuck from Apple Drains, he gets a kick out of this. We went ahead and we don't want the water to collect in here. So the guys did an amazing job of creating a perfectly level trench so that there's no water that's going to be stuck over here by this tree. And what we do, NDS and you guys can Google this. NDS has what's called a root barrier and you slip it in along the side of the tree. So the roots come out and then go down. Well, I feel it's a failed experiment because you want something that also keeps the roots from coming back up and into the system. [...]
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7 июн 2019