The 1 DRAINAGE RULE That Prevents Your Foundation From Sinking

Buying a container home? Stop! Before your foundation turns into a muddy, sinking disaster, you need the single most important rule pros use to ensure longevity. We expose the 'bathtub foundation' mistake and the one system that eliminates hydrostatic pressure.

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*WHY YOUR FOUNDATION IS SINKING (The #1 Container Home Mistake)*

When you dig for a foundation, you're creating a 'bathtub.' This video reveals the critical drainage rule—building a 'dry moat'—that redirects water, preventing structural failure and guaranteeing your container home foundation remains stable and dry for decades. We explain the danger of *hydrostatic pressure* and why it's the invisible enemy of your build. Whether you're tackling a *DIY container home foundation* or hiring a contractor, understanding proper *foundation drainage* is not optional. Learn how to install the crucial *French drain system* and protect your investment against *basement leaks, cracking concrete,* and expensive long-term **water damage**.

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Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. All construction projects should be undertaken in compliance with local building codes, regulations, and safety standards, and with the consultation of qualified professionals, such as licensed contractors, structural engineers, and architects. The creator of this video assumes no liability for any projects undertaken by viewers.