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For long term improvement of any sod installation use drainage pipes or French drains as we call it in texas, it is the only way to go. We have a lot of heavy clay soils in Houston and I have to deal with this type of abiotic disorder all the time.

While I am sure the grasses and surrounding conditions are different, permanent

improvement of drainage will be the least costly in the long run. Always go for long term improvements.

 

Texas Pete

Houston, Texas

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