Landscaping: Call your county extension service. No really, do it.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > Landscaping: Call your county extension service. No really, do it.

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Ya'll like drainage challenges?

I'm getting my driveway repaved and I have an ash cleanout for a fireplace which is extremely close to the surface on the uphill corner. This seems to be causing problems with water intrusion so the question is, what should I do to move water away? The general advice I'm seeing online is "regrade, don't pave", but I have extremely limited room so I'm struggling to figure out exactly what to do. I'd ideally like to keep the planter area under the window, so maybe something like a tiered concreted planter system into a french drain to pull any water that somehow does get in away?

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