Keeping drainage systems open and free has always remained a constant worry to many home owners. Despite all the aggressive efforts geared towards making this venture successful, most if not all home owners have all been faced with one common problem: growth of tree roots on sewer line.
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One of the biggest issues with home maintenance is to keep a check on your drains and sinks. The clogs can eventually become a major issue if they are not timely check and repaired. The water takes a lot of time to get in and keeps swirling at the sink holes. Any drains in your house whether they are the kitchen drains, the bathroom drains or the laundry room, all are equally at the risk of getting clogged.
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If your home or property was built before 1985, chances are your plumbing may have developed corrosion, hidden pinhole leaks or cracks along the bottom of your sewer pipes. Unfortunately, physical pipe assessments may not catch these common pipe problems. Corrosion, pinhole leaks and cracks are all catalysts that may lead to a variety of problems such as root infiltration, water damage, low water pressure, and even sewer back-ups.
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When you ignore a sewer drain problem, chances are it will only get worse over time. This can cause major damage to occur which could have possibly been avoided if you did something about it sooner.
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