[titan7]

So we just had 2200 SF of concrete pool decks put in. On one section on the side of the house behind the equipment it appears there is a low spot that is pooling wate. I asked to have that 8x8 section flat as I am going to place a 7x7 shed there. The issue is there is a 18" x 20" circle that pools about 3/16" of water at the middle. Also the corner of the slab where it ends at the fence drops about 1/2" in 18", toward the house. It's not pooling water against the house and can't be seen.

I guess the only solution is to demo that section and repour it? The shed would rest over it but I was concerned with sitting water. We are putting up one of these Rubbermaid sheds. Being in so cal it does not rain much but wanted to get your thoughts.

Thx

 

[Windows on Wash]

Why not just pour some leveling cement?

 

[bob22]

Not sure how the water will get to the middle of a covered pad with a shed on it?

 

[GottaFixIt]

You could also demo just enough for a drain.

 

[Bondo]

Ayuh,..... I'd just hammer a 3/4" hole, dead center of the ponds, 'n the water will perk in,....

Sounds like it'll be darn little water, well away from any basement,......

 

[bennysschiller]

Make sure to have a stamped concrete overlay installed for your pool deck for better water pooling resistance. it's safe too!

 

[darrenbaker]

The ideal flooring material for concrete pool decks like what you have is a stamped concrete overlay with a custom scoreline effect as it's top finish. This will prevent pooling and also help in enhancing its safety and durability.