I'm sure the problem has occured, before. I'd get out the
phone book and look under masons, or driveway and paving
companies. Someone out there has to have answer. Who knows.
Maybe one of the companies near you has a cement borehole
drill, and can cut a nice hole, to make a drain.

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"Hustlin' Hank" wrote in message
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How do I fix this problem?

I have a concrete drive. One section of it (approx. 12' x
16') is
PERFECTLY level around the perimeter, but sags a little in
the center,
which holds water. This means that when it rains it holds
water in the
whole section. Yes, whoever installed it didn't do a very
good job.

I thought about drilling a hole in hopes it would drain this
section,
but I assume it would clog up in short order. I thought
about cutting
out a trough to let the water escape, but think this would
look tacky.
I don't want to go to the expense of replacing the section.
Replacing
the section would be a different color and look like ****.
The
driveway is about 200 ft long which would totally be out of
my range
for replacing the whole drive way.

Got any suggestions?

TIA

Hank