Tree roots are the underground parts of a tree that absorb water and nutrients from the soil. While they play an essential role in plant growth, their influence on nearby structures like residential plumbing systems can be significant.
When tree roots grow too close to your home's pipes, they can cause a range of problems. One common issue is the buildup of sludge and debris in the pipes, leading to blockages and reduced water flow.
Another concern is the potential for tree roots to damage or even rupture pipes, causing costly repairs and disruptions to your plumbing system.
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"We can detect tree roots through specialized equipment, such as ground-penetrating radar or sonar, and develop a tailored repair plan that suits your needs.