drainage

[4seasons]

can you add a channel drain to an existing concrete driveway?
If yes how do you go about doing it?
I figured lay it out and mark then cut with demo saws, take out debris install drains and pipe to whereever you want the water to go.
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[chardscapes]

Sure you can .

[Meanix]

I forget the brand name but we have used drains with pitch built in to them so you wouldn't have to pour new concrete.

[mrusk]

The proablem is getting the drain in with a tight fit. I tried to this with pavement last year i need figure out how I am going to fit this proablem when it warms up.

[4seasons]

can you capcon the sides to keep from heaving?
use caulk to tighten the gaps?
I dont to have them spend a fortune, when a catch basin
will work just fine.

[ClearValley]

I forget the brand name but we have used drains with pitch built in to them so you wouldn't have to pour new concrete.

NDS makes them I think

[HRLand]

Look up dura slope.

[Harmony Design Group]

I think the best product is Polycast. http://www.polycastdrain.com/ They have a presloped invert to there drains so the grate can be level.

[ClearValley]

I think the best product is Polycast. http://www.polycastdrain.com/ They have a presloped invert to there drains so the grate can be level.

http://www.ndspro.com/cms/index.php/8-DURA-SLOPE/View-all-products.html
This is a link for duraslope/nds...I have installed these with great success, I wouldn't say they are the best because I haven't had hands on experience with polycast. I took the NDS course at MAHTS last year and they have great support and I have been happy with their products.... and duh....they are sloped so you can install them level or not if need be.

[zedosix]

Check this website for all your hardscape drainage needs. I saw them this week at a trade show and was real impressed with the quality.

http://www.acocan.ca/