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if you have water run off problems that is one issue.

if you have low lying areas that hold water, then this is another.

for run off problems, it is easier to pipe the run off water to a point that it can be released into a storm way or other storm water catch. this is where your trenching and piping will come in handy. try to find someone with a Little Beaver Shallow Trencher. you can get it done in 20% of the time and cost.

if you have low lying areas that hold water, you'll be forever cleaning out your underground pipe of soils that have settled in them. you have to do something different.
take a picture of the area, when it is wet and a problem. do a layout on paper and show a point where this water can be released to.

now you'll have to create a path or conveyant system to take this surface water off. it can be a surface poured concrete swell about 24 inches to 36 inches wide with a concave center to act like a trough.

give it some thought before you pursue either.

a little time wasted is better that a week wasted putting in the wrong system.

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