Tree root intrusion into sewer lines is an amazingly common problem. Tree roots naturally seek out the best source of moisture and are attracted to the limitless supply of wastewater found in sewer lines. Roots enter through any joints or gaps in between pipes. As they draw moisture from the sewer line, these roots not only multiply but expand - which over time leads to structural decay of the pipe and eventual collapse. Contrary to popular belief however, there are ways of permanently solving the problem without cutting down the tree.
The less expensive is yearly maintenance or at every couple year. No season for cleaning. The time is wright now.
And don't forget, a good maintenance is always followed by the camera inspection.
BBP PLUMBING INC.
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