u/Competitive_Pin_8501

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Crawlspace

My crawl space has some standing water. It is graded fairly well to a low point but the left side takeson most of the run off and leaves my foundation wet with the low point is on the opposite side. The driveway is sloped to where I think water comes in under my garage and into my crawlspace as well. I want to install an interior French drain along the footing. I have seen people say that you don't want to dig to close to the bottom of the footing but if I lay a 4" perforated pipe there it would need to be 8" deep or so. Does anyone know the real answer. Will I disturb the footing by digging beside it. Any advice on if it’s better to add drainage to inside or outside. I’ve seen inside has less chance to clog and outside is more expensive. Any advice helps thanks.

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u/Competitive_Pin_8501 — 6 days ago

Crawl space French drain

My crawl space has some standing water. It is graded fairly well to a low point but the left side take on most of the run off and leave my foundation wet wing the low point is on the opposite side. The driveway is sloped to where water comes in under my garage and into my crawlspace as well. I want to install an interior French drain along the footing. I have seen people say that you don’t want to dig to close to the bottom of the footing but if I lay a 4” perforated pipe there it would need to be 8” deep or so. Does anyone know the real answer. Will I disturb the footing by digging beside it. I see it done but don’t know about long term any advice helps thanks.

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u/Competitive_Pin_8501 — 7 days ago

Jacking single tire

I’m trying to change the brakes on 15 Chevy 2500 the manual tells me to put the jack where the frame starts to go up into the engine bay which the jack would slip if I did that. Where is the correct place?

u/Competitive_Pin_8501 — 1 month ago