How to Prevent a Root Invasion in a Drain Pipe

Tree roots are one of the most destructive forces on residential drain pipes — and by the time you notice slow drains, the invasion is usually well underway. This video covers how roots find their way in, how to diagnose the problem, and the chemical treatments that actually work to slow or stop root growth.

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PRO TIP: Chemical root killers treat the symptom, not the cause. If you have persistent root invasion, the long-term fix is pipe lining (CIPP) or pipe replacement. Root killer buys you time — 1 to 3 years typically — before the pipe needs professional attention.

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