Tree Root Removal

Tree roots follow moisture into a sewer line at loose joints and cracks, then spread into a net that snags paper and waste. In Nampa, ID, a gurgling toilet, drains that slow soon after clearing, or a backed-up floor drain often mean roots.

How roots are removed
The plumber usually feeds a cutting head on a drain cable through the cleanout, or uses a high-pressure jetter with a root nozzle, then sends a camera down to check the pipe walls.

Repair, raise or add?
Cutting reopens the pipe, but roots usually regrow through the same gap. If the camera shows cracked or separated joints, ask whether a spot repair or liner would seal them.

Call about root removal and mention how often the slow drains keep coming back.