Anyone who has worked in plumbing or sewer systems has dealt with the frustration of root intrusion. It’s one of those recurring problems that can create havoc on systems. When left unchecked, it leads to even bigger problems — clogs, leaks, and the potential collapse of the system.
Tree roots naturally seek moisture and nutrients to support growth. Sewer and drain systems provide an ideal environment, as they often carry nutrient-rich water and have conditions conducive to root growth. Cracks, joints, and aging pipes are common entry points, allowing roots to infiltrate and expand within the system. Over time, this growth
