An easy way to fix this (kinda) is to put in rubber pavers. Just google that and find some that are available near you. You put down a heavy duty plastic frame than some heavy duty stiff rubber composite pavers go into that frame. When you are done the patio will look like (kinda) like regular pavers but will have a hollow spac eunderneath in the plastic frame that will allow the water to filter into the drain and keep the pavers dry. It isn't the perfrect long term soluation but way easier and cheaper than busting out the concrete and will allow you to enjoy your patio faster.
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Reply to How to properly raise and slope over concrete on below grade patio so that we can tile over it? by Affectionate_Leg_686
An easy way to fix this (kinda) is to put in rubber pavers. Just google that and find some that are available near you. You put down a heavy duty plastic frame than some heavy duty stiff rubber composite pavers go into that frame. When you are done the patio will look like (kinda) like regular pavers but will have a hollow spac eunderneath in the plastic frame that will allow the water to filter into the drain and keep the pavers dry. It isn't the perfrect long term soluation but way easier and cheaper than busting out the concrete and will allow you to enjoy your patio faster.