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- Steven_LForum Team
Hey Tomgom999,
Welcome to the community and thanks for taking the time to post here on the forums. Would you be able to provide a picture with the puddle and our box?
Is any of the water coming out or going into the cabinet?
Kind Regards,
Steven_L
- Tomgom999Tuning in
It's pooling around it and it's getting very boggy around the area.
- jpeg1Alessandro Volta
Report this to your local water company, as they will need to fix the leak. Companies like Virginmedia aren't allowed to repair water supplies, even if they have damaged them.
- jpeg1Alessandro Volta
If you want to get it fixed, phone the water company.
- Tomgom999Tuning in
Pooling against the side of my house now and pooing out underneath.
Gonna be some suing going on soon
- japittsVery Insightful Person
Have you reported this to your water company yet? It's been suggested several times, and is unlikely to be resolved until you do so.
- FlockWallpaperUp to speed
No there won’t, or at least you might try but you absolutely will lose!
As advised at least three times, have you reported it to your local Water Company?
- Tomgom999Tuning in
Yes I have contacted the water company
- Anonymous
That doesn't make any sense, ground water doesn't tend to just sit around waiting for someone to dig a trench to let it out.
If water can pool above the DPC level of your house then you have a drainage problem.
- Tomgom999Tuning in
all i know is it happened the same time as the box was installed and is getting worse. im not an engineer
- Tomgom999Tuning in
- Matthew_MLForum Team
Sorry to hear this Tomgom999, just to confirm the water firm have been out and checked this and they can't see any leaks?
I understand it has been raining a lot over the past couple of weeks, how is the box now still wet like this?
- Anonymous
You can see your DPC in that photo and the water is nowhere near it. If the water is still there when it hasn't rained for a few days then call the water company back out to have another look.
It's also possible that there is a leak somewhere else and it's getting into the ducts and coming out where that box is because it's at a low spot.
- Roger_GoonerAlessandro Volta
If it's a micro trench it will be a slot of up to 60mm wide cut into the ground and reinstated once the fibre duct is installed. It's hard to see how this can cause a build up of water.
- jpeg1Alessandro Volta
Have the water company visited yet? If not call them again.
This is a problem for them to deal with and they will place the blame where it belongs.
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