Services for Tree Root Intrusions in a Sewer Line
Trees can be a beautiful addition to any home, but tree roots often tend to be the enemy of residential sewer pipes, making tree roots one of the number one causes of sewage backup. Lethbridge is full of wonderful trees; however, their tree roots can find their way into your pipes when they have leaks or condensation. Tree roots are always searching for nourishment, allowing them to slip into sewage systems through tiny cracks, holes, or separations in the piping.
Once tree roots infiltrate your home’s pipes, those holes will become large, leading to clogs in the system and burst pipes. Some signs that tree roots have invaded your sewer line include backed-up toilets or bathtubs, bathtubs not draining correctly, gurgling noises in toilets, and a lack of water in toilet bowls. Our professional plumbers offer the following solutions for tree root invasions:
- Hydro Jetting: We offer HydroScrub Jetting, which is a long-term solution that utilizes pressurized water jets to clean out your home’s pipes. Our professional plumbers thoroughly scour your sewer line to remove debris, grease, and tree roots.
- Pipe relining: Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Lethbridge takes care of sewer line damage with this permanent solution. Pipelining involves lining and sealing sewer pipes with a sleeve to eliminate water leakage. This effective solution avoids the need for trenching and does not require demolishing any walls or structures. This is a method we employ during a trenchless sewer line repair.
- Pipe bursting: This permanent solution uses hydraulics to break apart your existing pipe and can be used for pipes made of any material, including PVC, cast iron, and clay. We will solve your problem with seamless pipe installation.
- Maintenance: Preventative maintenance can help you save money, time, and hassle. Our team of professional plumbers offers plumbing and sewer inspections. We also provide drain cleaning services that prevent grease and debris from building up inside piping. Sewer line maintenance can prevent tree roots from causing havoc on your pipes.
- Professional drain cleaning: Our expert plumbers will begin by punching through the tree roots that have infiltrated your pipes. Our drain cleaning services are some of our most popular and important services. What's more, drain cleaning can actually prevent a sewer backup from occurring in the first place. We will then clear out your sewer line to restore its functionality. We will check out the extent of the tree root damage and recommend permanent solutions.
With these methods employed, we'll ensure that your sewer line is in optimal health to ensure you won't experience a sewer backup. Lethbridge plumbers on our team are highly trained and experienced in diagnosing and resolving any issues that may arise. We'll create solutions that are tailored to your specific plumbing system so you can have peace of mind knowing that we'll provide you with a long-term solution rather than a quick fix.
Warning Signs Your Home Has a Septic System Backup
There’s a lot that can go wrong with your home’s septic system, but the professional plumbers at Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Lethbridge can solve any problem you might have. Septic tanks can back up and cause problems that are worse than a simple clogged toilet or backed-up sink. It’s crucial to contact our local plumbers early so we can fix the backup before a complete stoppage happens, so you are less likely to suffer from system-wide plumbing issues. Don’t avoid having your sewers cleaned out professionally because you will end up with property contamination or expensive damage. Let's take a look at some septic system backup warning signs:
- Toilets draining or flushing slowly.
- Black liquid accompanied by a foul odour in your drains or toilets.
- Multiple drains that run slowly in your home.
- Foul odours in or around your home due to incorrect ventilation or septic system failure.
- Noticeable green grass on top of the septic system, even during a hot and dry summer.
- Weeds or algae growing in a pond near your home are sometimes caused by septic water discharge.
- Wastewater seeping from the ground near your house’s septic system may have a foul odour.
- Bacteria growing in a well is sometimes caused by a septic system liquid that has contaminated drinking water from the ground.