How do I know if tree roots are damaging my sewer system?

Common signs include slow drains, recurring clogs, and foul odors coming from your plumbing system. If you experience these issues, it’s a good idea to have your sewer lines inspected for root intrusion.

Can I prevent tree roots from entering my sewer pipes?

Yes, you can take preventive measures such as planting trees away from sewer lines, using root barriers, and scheduling regular maintenance to detect any early signs of damage.

What is the best method to repair sewer pipes damaged by tree roots?

The best method depends on the extent of the damage. For minor root intrusions, mechanical root removal or chemical treatments may be sufficient. In more severe cases, trenchless repairs like pipe lining or bursting may be necessary.

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