Tree roots are naturally attracted to sewer pipes with leaks or excess moisture as they search for water and nutrients. If you're dealing with root-related sewer line issues, Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater New Hampshire can help. Roots often enter plumbing and sewer lines through small cracks, gaps, or holes in pipe sections. Once they find moisture, they grow quickly and fill the pipe, causing more damage over time. As more roots invade, they can enlarge the openings and block the flow, eventually leading to a burst pipe. Common signs of this serious issue include toilets or bathtubs backing up, toilets making gurgling sounds, slow-draining tubs, or an empty toilet bowl. Our highly skilled and friendly team provides many expert solutions to these problems. Below are examples of the popular services professionals will use to address sewer line issues from tree roots:
Maintenance
Regular maintenance is a wise way to reduce plumbing costs and prevent future issues. Our seasoned team provides thorough inspections and drain cleaning to keep grease and debris from causing blockages. Taking care of your sewer lines can also prevent tree roots from damaging your plumbing system.
Rooter Work and Drain Cleaning
We begin by removing invasive tree roots to unblock your sewer line and get it working properly again. After finishing that step, our team assesses the severity of the root issue and suggests long-term fixes.
Hydro Jetting
This effective method relies on high-pressure water jets to clear out pipes. Our experts carefully clean your sewer line using hydro jetting, eliminating blockages caused by grease, tree roots, and other debris.
Pipelining
We provide lasting solutions for sewer line damage by using a specialized sleeve to seal and reinforce pipes, preventing water leaks. This pipelining method is a trenchless, non-invasive approach that avoids the need to tear down walls or disrupt structures.
Pipe Bursting
This solution relies on hydraulics to destroy your existing pipes, whether they’re made of PVC, clay, or cast iron. It then replaces them with a new seamless pipe to resolve the issue permanently.
