Leaks or condensation in your home’s sewer pipes can attract tree roots in search of water and nutrients. At Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Rhode Island, we’re here to tackle sewer line issues caused by invasive roots impacting your sewer lines. Tree roots can enter your pipes through small cracks, gaps, or holes in the pipe sections. Once they access the water, the roots will start growing rapidly. Over time, more roots enter, widening the gaps, clogging your pipes, and eventually causing them to burst. Common warning signs include sewage backups in toilets or tubs, gurgling sounds from your toilet, slow-draining bathtubs, or toilets with empty bowls. To address these issues, our skilled service professionals provide effective solutions. Below are examples of methods industry professionals use for this problem:
Maintenance
Regular maintenance is a wise way to reduce costs and avoid headaches in the long run. Our experts provide thorough inspections and drain cleaning to prevent grease and debris from causing issues. Keeping up with sewer line care can also stop tree roots from damaging your plumbing system.
Rooter Work and Drain Cleaning
First, we break through tree roots to unclog your sewer line and get it working again. After dealing with the obvious roots, our expert team assesses the severity of the root issue and suggests long-term fixes.
Hydro Jetting
This highly effective method utilizes high-pressure water streams to clear out pipes. Our team carefully performs hydro jetting to clean your home’s drains and sewer lines, removing blockages like grease, tree roots, and other debris.
Pipe Lining
We fix sewer line issues for good by sealing and reinforcing pipes with a durable liner, preventing any water leaks. This pipelining method is a trenchless solution that skips the need for digging or tearing down walls and structures.
Pipe Bursting
This solution uses hydraulic technology to break and displace your existing pipes, whether they’re made of PVC, clay, or cast iron. A durable, seamless pipe is then installed to address the issue permanently.
