Hi
I have been breaking out some old concrete footings in my garden to prepare the area for a new patio.
Alongside the footings there was an additional thin concrete slab, which having broken through had some rubble/bricks underneath. This is probably 150mm under where the ground level is so not too deep.
Having lifted the brick up, there was a small pool of water and exposed pipe underneath. It didn't look to be flowing, but there was as I say a small pool of water.
I stopped digging at that point, but did take a picture. You can see the brick removed circled in blue and an up close that shows the house, an a picture of the pipe.
You can see the drainage pipes in the further our pictures, I believe they drain into a drain round the corner of the extension as there is a manhole cover there. As a result I cannot work out what this pipe might be doing and where it is going.
Any thoughts on what this might be? And the best course of action - should I get a drain inspection survey done?
Thanks
I have been breaking out some old concrete footings in my garden to prepare the area for a new patio.
Alongside the footings there was an additional thin concrete slab, which having broken through had some rubble/bricks underneath. This is probably 150mm under where the ground level is so not too deep.
Having lifted the brick up, there was a small pool of water and exposed pipe underneath. It didn't look to be flowing, but there was as I say a small pool of water.
I stopped digging at that point, but did take a picture. You can see the brick removed circled in blue and an up close that shows the house, an a picture of the pipe.
You can see the drainage pipes in the further our pictures, I believe they drain into a drain round the corner of the extension as there is a manhole cover there. As a result I cannot work out what this pipe might be doing and where it is going.
Any thoughts on what this might be? And the best course of action - should I get a drain inspection survey done?
Thanks