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I would like to update your group with what has transpired. The builder came out and poured water in the garage which went straight to the wall rather than toward the garage door. They admitted the slope was wrong and there are low spots that collect water. They are proposing using "Rapid Dry...

I am not an expert regarding slope but I rolled a golf ball and it went toward the side wall rather than toward the door opening. Another ball went toward the driveway and then stopped and came back toward the house. It is definitely not a gentle slope out the door. Also the driveway pavers...

We had a mat down and when I pulled it back, you can see that there is a difference in the colors. I don't have standing water there, but it is definitely a different color.

We did bring it up and we are still within our one year warranty period. As far as the comment about this being not that bad…I am expecting this to be meeting code and industry standards. So that is primarily the question. I am not so concerned about discoloration as I am about pooling water...

Thank you for your replies. How do I tell it is a "bad pour"? Should the slab slope down toward the driveway at the pavers? The door closes on the pavers. Part of the garage seems to slope very slightly, most is level, and at the door it slopes back to the house...I really feel this garage...

Help. I just moved into a newly built home with a garage floor that is chipping at the expansion joints, puddling water at the door, has several areas with chips and is all different colors--especially around the walls. In addition, at the door, it slopes inwards toward the house. waterI have...