A French drain can solve a variety of yard drainage problems. It collects the storm water that pools in low spots, and disperses it over a large area through a trench that is filled with gravel ...

A French drain can be any length, but the longer it is, the more effective it is. Once you’ve mapped out the path, you can begin to dig a trench.

French drains were a trending gardening topic last year and they'e still incredibly popular. They solve a host of common lawn drainage problems, all while hiding in plain sight under your lawn ...

A French drain may be either outdoors underground or indoors adjacent to a basement floor. Oh, and that name? French drains were developed in the 19th century by the multitalented Henry Flagg French.

If your filter is more of a box style that is 2 inches or more thick, then you can go to the local HVAC store, Johnstone Supply at 740 Cacique St. in Santa Barbara, which should have it in stock.