Never divert water under a structure unless the plan is approved by a licensed engineer! Water should be diverted away from, and around, the house. This requires that the earth around your house be sloped away from it. If this is not feasible, drainage ditches should be constructed or install drainage pipe with yard inlets. Depending on your exact situation, maybe you need a french drain or sump pump.
sand bags!! dig a ditch away from your house
I don't know what divert means but, well, I live in Colorado and... as far as I know, I don't divert my water...
Depends on your basement area. They help divert water that could add excess moisture into your basement or crawl space.
all ground around your house should be sloped away from the house, my guess is that water running off the roof is hitting the ground and draining back toward the house. you can regrade the area or install gutters to divert the water away from that side.
You don't, a roof drain is nothing more then a conductor that allows water to enter the storm water piping and then the piping leads to a place of disposal.
You need to install 4 inch perforated drain tile around the perimeter of the crawl space. Tie the drain tile system to a sump pit and have a sump pump eject the water to the outside. You can't stop water, you can only divert it properly.
a house fly can stay under water for a lot hours if the water is warm if the water is hot they may survire about one hour
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Generally water from the under ground is transferred to the water tanks. This is done using water pumps that suck the water from the ground, then there is a divert system that removes contaminants from the water and purifies the water and then passes it through the pipes and cisterns that connects the pump to the water tank. Sources: amprotec.net
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