Tons of tree roots as well.The plumber (and a handful of others I've spoken to) recommends replacing the 4 inch line because that's where the clog originated and because he can guarantee another backup happening in the future.

The Tree House.

Larger size lot than others in the neighborhood, great school area, not far from higher education places, and with lemon, orange, ackee, and mango trees.

Services include painting and flooring, sone appliance installation, tree service and removal.Give us a call!

If you want that product and it's not in your area then you can either try to change an existing building to it if the demand is there, demolish and old build or buy vacant land and build it, or find it available in another area.If you demolish an old building sometimes the benefit is it's an eyesore to the community already where you are not tearing away nice trees etc. so you get easier approval to re-adapt the space and the community comes on board faster.   

Built a divided fence in the back yard and removed some trees.

If you have a tree root problem than fixing the crack is not going to fix the problem.

If takes more time than suburban rentals but it can be profitable if that is your cup of tea. 

If you like plenty of trees a bit north of Houston.

For example, last week our landscaper came to trim the tall trees on the property.