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Drainage needed for garden

By on_the_hill
May 1, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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on_the_hill

Posted May 1, 2013

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Posted May 1, 2013

Hi,

Can anyone recommend someone to help us deal with our waterlogged garden? We've built a soak away that we thought was going to solve the problem of the small lawn we have being totally soaked,and it has helped to some extent, as most of the lawn is ok now, but all the water is now in the soak away and not draining into the soil as expected. I believe we now need to connect the soak away into the drain in the terrace. Any recommendations for someone with the right knowledge to do this for us would be much appreciated. Thanks.

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