Tree root invasions are a common problem with residential sewer pipes. When those pipes develop condensation or start to leak, tree roots can find their way into them while searching for nourishment. Tree roots will slip in through tiny cracks in the pipe and can also enter through holes and separations. After tree roots discover a water source, the roots will continue to grow. Once new roots infiltrate your pipes, holes will get larger and clog the system before the pipe will eventually burst. Some signs of tree roots clogging sewer lines include gurgling noises in your toilet, backups in toilets or bathtubs, lack of water in toilet bowls, and bathtubs not draining correctly. Our team of service professionals offers the following solutions for tree root intrusions:
- Hydro Jetting – This long-term solution works by cleaning pipes with pressurized water jets. Our service professionals will thoroughly scour your sewer lines, removing tree roots, debris, and grease build-up.
- Rooter Work & Drain Cleaning – Our professionals begin by punching through the invading tree roots and clearing out your sewer line to ensure it functions properly. Next, we will check the extent of the tree root invasion and recommend and provide permanent solutions.
- Maintenance – Routine preventive maintenance is the best way to save money, time, and hassle. Our expert team of service professionals provides sewer and septic inspections paired with drain cleaning services to prevent grease and debris from building up inside pipes. Sewer line maintenance can also prevent tree roots from damaging your pipes.
