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Water leak under concrete slab.
In my basement I have a whole opening from where a cleanout of sewer pipe is sticking. We have heavy rain for few hours and clean water starts to coming from the side of fundation where sewer exits the house. This water goes under the concreate slab whole night. A lot of water went there. I am wondering where this water goes? It absorbs by ground?
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