DRAIN TILE INSTALLATION
Below, subsurface drain tile installed by a self propelled plow (left), a tractor-mounted pull-type plow (middle), and a single-wheel ditcher (right) are shown. In addition to these methods, a simple trench dug with an excavator or backhoe will do the job also. The size of tile, scope of the project, and infrastructure at hand are some of the main factors that help determine how we install drainage systems.
DRAIN TILE
ENGINEERING
BELOW, SUBSURFACE DRAIN TILE INSTALLED BY A SELF PROPELLED PLOW (LEFT), A TRACTOR-MOUNTED PULL-TYPE PLOW (MIDDLE), AND A SINGLE-WHEEL DITCHER (RIGHT) ARE SHOWN. IN ADDITION TO THESE METHODS, A SIMPLE TRENCH DUG WITH AN EXCAVATOR OR BACKHOE WILL DO THE JOB ALSO. THE SIZE OF TILE, SCOPE OF THE PROJECT, AND INFRASTRUCTURE AT HAND ARE SOME OF THE MAIN FACTORS THAT HELP DETERMINE HOW WE INSTALL DRAINAGE SYSTEMS.