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Potential landslide from all the rain (any options to preventfurther damage?)
Near the bottom of my driveway, the hillside is starting to sag
(probably from all the rain we got last week): http://www1.picturepush.com/photo/a/...g/11553009.jpg Just wondering what the main options are for preventing it from worsening? |
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Potential landslide from all the rain (any options to preventfurther damage?)
On 12/3/2012 4:56 PM, Danny D. wrote:
Near the bottom of my driveway, the hillside is starting to sag (probably from all the rain we got last week): http://www1.picturepush.com/photo/a/...g/11553009.jpg Just wondering what the main options are for preventing it from worsening? Yes, probably from the rain, but the lack of vegetation tells me it was most likely placed this year and is just settling. I see lots of small stones. Is all the material like that? If so, then water will easily drain out without taking material with it. The contour near the curbing seems to have the fill material mounding up so water will be retained near the curbing. This is bad. You need to find someway to drain any water in there. Use 4" perforated pipe to move the water to the end of the fill and let it run off the fill material. You will need to rake fill material back into the cracks. Then plant shrubbery so the roots will hold the fill material. Lots can be done. Paul |
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