An AC drain pipe drips onto soil faster than absorption, creating a daily 2-cup standing water pit. The homeowner considers a sloping trench or extended piping.
Dig a 2-3 foot deep, 12-inch wide gravel sump (French drain). If soil percolates well, this is sufficient; otherwise extend into a longer French drain. Simple and effective.
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