
When roots take hold inside a line
A recurring drain problem at this home led us to roots in the main sewer line. Roots seek moisture and can enter through cracks, loose joints, or other openings. Once inside, they grow and catch debris.
We used a high-speed milling process with flex shaft technology to cut and remove the roots, helping restore flow. Cleaning does not repair their entry point, so a line with known root intrusion should be monitored and may need periodic service based on its condition.
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