That space looks yuuuuuge! Nice to see the soil dry - this winter's been a bugger.
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That space looks yuuuuuge! Nice to see the soil dry - this winter's been a bugger.
The trick is to configure, where the rain water will flow to….. after finishing….
Thanks for the tip! I'll let them know....The trick is to configure, where the rain water will flow to….. after finishing….
The trick is to configure, where the rain water will flow to….. after finishing….
Preferably the neighbors land.The trick is to configure, where the rain water will flow to….. after finishing….
I’ve been a construction assistant superintendent….. YES YOU DO NEED TO MICRO-MANAGE ( to a point )The trick is to not micromanage....
I’ve been a construction assistant superintendent….. YES YOU DO NEED TO MICRO-MANAGE ( to a point )
I also was a building inspector……. You gotta ‘em like a hawk !!
Trust me I get it…….Yes, you've done it all.And "You gotta 'em like a hawk?" What does that mean, to 'em?
Trust but verify. Hire a competent contractor and work with them. I haven't seen anything in this thread that gets anywhere close to incompetence -- have you? -- so I think @pwtr02ss has a good handle on the situation.
Mine all goes down to the creek.Preferably the neighbors land.
Here in Florida, I call that a quick car wash…...Also, it just started raining out there. Pop up thunderstorm. Not sure its going to finish up today![]()
sandy soils make a difference.Here in Florida, I call that a quick car wash…...
In Florida, if you want to pull out a plant, you just pull it….. only sand… no clay dirt..sandy soils make a difference.
dang I thought only yeti was getting a lake front property.Mine all goes down to the creek.
*Water adjacentdang I thought only yeti was getting a lake front property.
But…… It is YOUR mud. !!!!