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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tree Roots in Sewer Line... Any Recommendations?
Tenant water was getting backed up into shower. Plumbers came out and found sewer pipes were clogged with tree roots. Now I need a new line and am looking at ~12,000.
Any local (Aurora/Western Suburbs) contractor recommendations who may be able to do it for less?
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A new line is the long-term solution. Short term Root-X and auguring the line should clear it.