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One of the most destructive problems a homeowner can face is root intrusion. Tree root systems grow, sometimes very aggressively, in search of water and nutrient-rich soil. Unfortunately for homeowners, they are attracted to the moisture that forms on the sewer pipe.

Once these tree roots and other debris obstruct the pipe, it begins to hold water. More and more water collects until the water flows along the trench line, washing away the soil under the pipe. This leads to its ultimate collapse.

Where Cured in Place Pipe Comes In

Rather than simply clearing the pipe (and having to clear it again and again, every time the roots grow back), the best solution is to renew the pipe with a pipe liner or with the process known as “cured in place pipe.” This process will permanently seal off the roots and restore the structural integrity of the pipes.

Before relining, the host pipe must be prepped and cleaned to remove the roots and debris that are blocking the pipe. This is done with water jetting using hydraulic equipment. After clearing the pipe, it must be inspected to be sure that it’s been thoroughly cleaned and is ready for the cured in place process to begin.