Interceptor drain
Placed across the path of subsurface flow so it captures water before the wet area or structure.
Subsurface drainage
A French drain intercepts water moving through saturated soil. It can be effective for a persistent soggy strip or seepage moving across a slope, but it is not a universal cure for every puddle. The drain still needs the right depth, filter material, pitch and a safe place to discharge.
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Placed across the path of subsurface flow so it captures water before the wet area or structure.
Used cautiously to relieve water near a structure. Elevation, waterproofing and discharge require careful evaluation.
Connects a French drain with catch basins or downspout lines when both surface and subsurface water contribute.
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There is no reliable one-size depth. It must intersect the actual water path while maintaining cover, pitch, utility clearance and a workable outlet.
Sometimes, but broad surface ponding may need grading, collection inlets or a combined plan. A buried drain cannot compensate for every elevation problem.
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