What do you do for sewer lines that are under the street with tree roots
in them? I have PVC pipe for the lines on my property but where it runs
into the city property (under the street) is where the clogs always are.
The city claims it is my responsibility to repair the lines that are on
their property. I can't install verticle tubes to pour things into if it's
a road.
Help !!!
Sewer Lines and Tree Roots
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Teresa
29 Sep 2008, 10:19
29 Sep 2008, 10:19
Steve Wilson
13 Oct 2008, 11:54
13 Oct 2008, 11:54
Tim, I don't fully understand your comment about stopping the drilling when
the hole is about 24" to 30" from the sewer line. If my sewer line is 36"
below ground,
then this means I only drill 6" - 12" deep??
then this means I only drill 6" - 12" deep??
Mark Sanchez
28 Oct 2008, 22:46
28 Oct 2008, 22:46
Trying to locate sewer line,city does not have records to old 1951,any
sugestions on locating without costing to much money.Want to put a bathroom
out back in garage. Thank you. Mark
Wendell jackson
28 Jan 2009, 10:48
28 Jan 2009, 10:48
What do you do for sewer lines that are under the street with tree roots in
them? The problem is where the city property (under the street) is where
the clogs always are.
The city claims it is my responsibility to repair the lines that are on their property. I can't install verticle tubes to pour things into if it's a concrete road.
Can you please help.
The city claims it is my responsibility to repair the lines that are on their property. I can't install verticle tubes to pour things into if it's a concrete road.
Can you please help.
Carl Samson
27 May 2009, 08:44
27 May 2009, 08:44
Hi Tim.
Thanks for the wonderful column. Where does one get a "hand powered earth auger?" Local rental shops around Cincinnati seem baffled.
Thanks,
Carl
Thanks for the wonderful column. Where does one get a "hand powered earth auger?" Local rental shops around Cincinnati seem baffled.
Thanks,
Carl
Hollie Davis
20 Sep 2009, 23:41
20 Sep 2009, 23:41
Hello, I am so glad that this site is available! Thank you! We have
inherited a HUGE PROBLEM, someone planted bamboo in the side yard of our
home about 40 years ago and there is also a 40' Magnolia tree there also.
The problem that has come up is a back up in the main line leading from the
house to the street! The plumber snaked the pipe out 150' to the street,
after 2 attempts and the loss of 2 heads on this beast a "k250" or
something, he was able to get through, what should I do to keep this from
happening again, I have killed 90% of the bamboo, I just don't want to have
the main line back up again into my basement! This was the worst mess I
have ever been through in my 51 years of life...any suggestions on how to
STOP this from happening ever again?!?
Hollie
Hollie
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