Picture 1: Storm water access pipe in rear courtyard. Lid stuck on but pipe moves up and down. Water surrounding pipe causing paving to sink in rear courtyard. My guess for a possible cause is water pressure build up from blockage and pushed pipe up from T joiner, allowing water out.
Picture 2: After I removed 50mm of dirt to show the top of pipe.
Picture 3: Storm water pipe blocked with soil. Bottom front court yard next to rock wall
Picture 4: Sump filled with leaves and a paver. Front court yard near rock wall.
Picture 5: Paving sinking in straight line. Normally due to a broken storm water pipe. Water will follow a trench before going into natural ground causing ground to sink. My guess for possible cause, pipe from driveway channel drain run under here and if so, is broken causing water under pavers in front courtyard and maybe house.
Picture 6: Paving sinking in straight line. Normally due to a broken storm water pipe. Water will follow a trench before going into natural ground causing ground to sink. My guess for possible cause, pipe from driveway channel drain run under here and if so, is broken causing water under pavers in front courtyard and maybe house.
Picture 7: Paving sinking in straight line. Normally due to a broken storm water pipe. Water will follow a trench before going into natural ground causing ground to sink. My guess for possible cause, pipe from driveway channel drain run under here and if so, is broken causing water under pavers in front courtyard and maybe house.
Picture 8: Irrigation pipe??
Picture 9. Storm water down pipe push up - Maybe to let water drain away.
Paving issues:
Base needs to be replaced.
Picture 10 & 11: Front court yard. near main door
Picture 12- 16. Back court yard.
Picture 17. Paving starting to slide down the hill.
