Question: After installing a retaining wall with perforated pipe and gravel backfill to a French drain, water pools behind wall, floods lawn, leaks into basement. Area slopes down from wall. Regrade or add more gravel?
Regrading may solve it if gravel hasn't filled with soil. Landscape fabric between soil and rock keeps dirt out. Water should flow to gravel (lowest spot) and drain quickly.
Catch drain and pipe from lowest spot to wall, but only if water flows through gravel to drain quickly.
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