Resolute Sewer & Drain Cleaning

Mature trees add shade and beauty but their roots can lead to damage. Roots grow into the plumbing because they like it there! Sewer pipes contain nutrients, water and elements for trees to grow. Aside from sewer blockages and backups due to FOGG, tree roots are among the maintenance items. Roots from trees growing on parkways throughout the service area and on private property are accountable for sewer pipes experienced in our neighborhood and many of the sanitary sewer service backups. Every homeowner is responsible for maintaining their sewer laterals-the pipe that joins the sewer pipes in the house to the main sewer pipe, which is in a street. The stream of warm water inside sewer pipes causes vapor to escape into the cooler land surrounding the pipe. Homeowners should know about the location of the laterals and sewer cleanout pipe, and extend from planting certain types of trees and hedges near the sewer lines. Trees must be located over 10 feet from sewer lines to lessen root intrusion. The common way of removing roots from sewer service pipes entails the use of augers, root generators, and high-pressure water jetting. Resolute offers testimonials and root removal from the lateral sewer line.