Flex-Drain Flexible Landscape Drainage Pipe for Your Yard

Flex-Drain is a flexible, corrugated, plastic landscape drainage pipe that can be expanded up to four times its original length. Flex-Drain bends easily in any direction and stays that way to direct water from gutter downspouts or other sources away from your house. The 4” diameter pipe is available in both solid and perforated.

Flex-Drain fitting include:

• Downspout adaptors
• Couplings
• Flexible tees
• Adaptors for 3” and 4” pipe

Flex-Drain flexible drain pipe and fittings are available in black, white, green, brown, and cream. Watch this video to find out more.

Further Information

• Drainage Solutions (video)
• Using a French Drain to Remove Standing Water (video)
• Importance of Proper Foundation Drainage (video)
• Fixing Foundation Drainage Problems with a French Drain (article)

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT
Danny Lipford: Some of the problems I hear all the time from home owners are a wet basement, drainage problems around the yard, that’s causing erosion or water settling next to their foundation that’s creating some foundation problems. All of those could be solved with proper drainage around your home.

Now, if you have gutters, that’s a good thing. You want to make sure they’re in really good shape and they don’t leak and they’re moving the water where it’s supposed to go. It should come down the downspout and have something that moves that water away from the house. Here’s a very simple way from this company Flex-Drain, you have this little fitting at the end, you can stretch this out, bend it in any direction you want and wouldn’t that be perfect to have that buried right under your flower bed, then, you can have, another attachment onto that, like this. That will allow you to move that water to a place that won’t damage your house.

Now, if you have a prize tree, or any prize shrubs, you can bend this anyway you want so that you can minimize the amount of digging that you have to do. Plus, Flex-Drain has all of the different fittings, that you might find that you can tie several different downspout drains, into one. Now, this isn’t the most glamorous home improvement project that you might do, but it’s one that will save you a lot of money.