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Best way to handle water pooling in the backyard when I want to put a large patio down

Hey guys,

So I have several quotes from contractors but they all say something different. I live in a new subdivision so our houses are very, very close together. About 8 feet apart. My neighbor and I want a walkway from the front of our house, split down the property line leading to the backyards, that widens into a Y to each backyard door.

On my property, I am planning a 13x27 patio that pushes up against the house. It's almost the entire width of the yard. The issue is I've noticed ice buildup this year on the back corners of my house. Near the backyard door, and on the other side. This ice buildup seems to be front water not draining as it should.

I'm wondering how I should handle this? I've had contractors tell me different things, and to prevent bias I'd prefer not to say what they've said. If you as a contractor were going to do this, what is the best way to either move the water or deal with it? Thank you very much in advance :)

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