Even the highest quality Geotextile will fail if not installed correctly. This Geotextile installation guide is designed to help professionals and contractors get it right the first time.
The process begins with site preparation. The subgrade must be cleared of sharp rocks, roots, or debris that could puncture the Geotextile fabric. Once the area is smooth, you can begin Geotextile laying.
For applications like Geotextile for French drains, ensure the fabric is placed with the correct side up (usually the smoother side faces the stone). Overlap the edges by at least 6 inches to create a continuous Geotextile separation layer.
When using Geotextile for erosion control on slopes, secure the fabric with staples or anchors to prevent slippage. Finally, backfill carefully to avoid tearing.
Following this Geotextile installation process not only protects your structure but also helps manage the overall Geotextile installation cost by preventing costly repairs down the line. 
