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Thanks all for your ideas and solutions. Really appreciate it. You've given me plenty to think about and plenty of options.

Just sits on the floor until it evaporates, so the floor is prett much constantly wet in winter.

Thanks for taking the time to read and Reply. It certainly gives me something to think about and doesn't sound like an easy fix as I'd hoped. I'll have to get it sorted as the garage is pretty useless for storage at the moment. The door is already too narrow to comfortably fit a car into lol. So not much use at all at the moment. Thanks again That's the fix I had initially thought of. But yes I agree I think it would instead seep between the pavers and still get into the garage wall. This job will certainly give me something to do this summer. Thanks for your reply.

Thanks for taking time to read and reply. Unfortunately it floods quite bad to the point I need to put wellies on sometimes. Thanks for your advice. Not an easy and simple fix then by the sounds of it. There is a drainage channel which runs along the front of the garage which water could be diverted to. Would tanking slurry on the inside wall serve as a temporary fix to stop the garage flooding? Or at least slow it down ?

Hi All, I am looking for some ideas / tips of addressing a flooding issue on my first house. My garage floods after heavy rainfall, with the water seeping through the brick (below the DPM). The garage is below the roadway, so half the wall has ground the other side. The previous owners covered a previous gravel patch with paving to make an additional space. There is a small channel which is between the garage wall and driveway (no idea if issue arose as a result of this). This channel doesn't go anywhere just lined with cement it appears. Could you guys recommend any steps I can take to try and solve this issue. I've been advised to put tanking slurry on the inside but I feel this just masks the problem. I have attached some images and an amazing sketch ? trying to show the arrangement from a side elevation. The inside of the garage on the right of the wall. Driveway and channel to the left. Any help would be appreciated. Cheers