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Tree Roots in Sewer Line... Any Recommendations?

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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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Greg Scott
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 A new line is the long-term solution.   Short term Root-X and auguring the line should clear it.

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