Tree Root Removal

Roots enter a sewer line through cracked or poorly sealed joints and keep growing as long as they find water. Waterbury, CT homes have a median build year of 1959, and a root problem often shows as drains that slow again after clearing.

Clearing roots from the line
A plumber typically removes roots with a cable machine and a cutting blade or a high-pressure jetter, then sends a camera in to see the joint where they entered.

Fix the old one or install a new one?
Clearing restores flow for a while, but roots usually return through the same opening. Sealing it takes a liner, a spot repair or new pipe, so ask what the footage shows.

Call about roots in the sewer and say how soon the drains slowed again.