Drain covers must be removable to allow regular cleaning of debris after heavy rains. A permanently sealed cover prevents maintenance and leads to clogs. Surface rust on a cover isn't inherently problematic unless it compromises fit or structural integrity—if the cover is flaking apart or won't seat properly, replace it. Functional, accessible covers are essential for long-term drainage performance.
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