A guide to preventing structural damage
2. Paths, patios and driveways Paths should be laid hard against brickwork or footings with a fall away from the house to a stormwater discharge point. Avoid placing large expanses of concrete on one side of the house and heavily watered garden beds on the other. The water saturated clay in the gardens will expand and swell while the soil
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