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The actual cost of materials to install french drain in interior is
pretty low, that cheap flexible black plastic corrugated drain pipe, a pile of gravel bought at a supply yard, some concrete to replace removed areas of floor, rental of a jackhammer a sup pit and pump some PVC drain pipe. Its not rocket science a nice DIY project. mostly moving junk most have filling their basements.... you can do one area at a time if thats a issue but once its done your homes value increases |
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