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Down the Drain

Ben McCrea - Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Of all the work we do roughly 35% of it is re-doing other contractors drain systems. Here are some of the many examples of work that people have paid thousands of dollars for, only to have it re-done properly. Paying a little more for quality work may save you a lot of money in the long run. Click on any of the photos below to start the photo gallery of Bad Drains.
Ventillation fan in the crawlspace with mold growing right above it.Poorly constructed drain line filled with water.Failed drain system creating a lot of humidity in the crawlspaceDrain line with poor grading and construction.
Drain line with poor grading and construction.Homemade drain system full of water.Moisture surrounding a poorly done drain systemDrain system discharge has silted in and failed.
Inadequate ventillation fan in the crawlspace.Sump pump discharge. Not following building codes.Competitors sump tank full of water, pump not working.Competitors sump tank full of water.
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