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Water and sand flowing into perimeter drain, bad?
I've been reading other posts regarding perimeter drains trying to figure out what I should do. My house is under a year old and still under the builders warranty. The house is built on a slight incline from front to back. At the front of the house is a farmers porch with a bunch of sand under it. During one of our fall rainstorms a lot of water went under the porch and into the drain taking a whole bunch of the sand with it and leaving a hole about a foot or two under the porch. The sand was replaced and made higher so that the water wouldn't pool there. How bad is this? Is the drainage system ruined now? Also, there is a drainage pipe out in our backyard but I've never seen any water come out of it. Would the water under the house need to get to a certain level before it starts to drain out? I don't know how much water might be under the house. I do know that when we had a radon system put in the guy said there was a good amount of crushed stone under the house. My builders warranty will be up soon so any comments would be appreciated. |
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