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Are you having issues with water in your basement or garage being flooded? One of the main reasons to main drain getting clogged are tree roots. Tree roots can cause extensive damage to drain and sewer pipes. They must be removed and cleaned out before any damages occur due to a clogged drain.
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Tree roots grow into the main drains because the sewer pipes contain water, nutrients and oxygen-the essential elements for trees to grow. Aside from drain and sewer blockages, tree roots growing inside sewer and drain pipes must be maintained to reduce blockage. Roots from trees growing on private property and on parkways throughout the service area are responsible for many of the sanitary sewer service backups and damaged sewer pipes experienced in Montreal and the surrounding areas.
The first step is to determine if your main drain is located near the trees of your property. Main drains are typically located in front of your home along side the city main water shutoff valve. In certain cases the city main shut off valve can be located on your driveway or on your lawn. Once you locate the city main shut off valve, you will than have a better understanding if you have any trees surrounding the main drain.
Step 2: Have your main drain Inspect
After determining that your main drain is located near a tree, the next step would be to see if any roots have entered the drain pipe. The best way to get this done is by having a professional plumber inspect the sewer line using a camera probe.
If you notice no symptoms of your drain backing up or water draining slowly, than you can wait to have your main drain inspected. The benefits of having your drain inspected is to avoid future water damages and to possibly save you thousands of dollars of repairs, especially before selling a home.
Step 3: Remove roots from the drain
During the process of inspecting the drain, if our plumber finds roots in the drain, the nest step would be removing the roots. Our drain experts will start by cleaning out the roots within the drain with our metal drain snake. The drain snake will cut out all the roots from your pipe making a clean flow in your drain.
Tree roots are attracted to moisture and can enter pipes through small cracks or joints. Once inside, they grow and can cause significant blockages over time.
Yes. We use specialized equipment to cut and remove roots inside the pipes, restoring proper water flow.
Yes. Cleaning removes existing roots, but if the pipe is cracked or damaged, they can return over time. Regular maintenance or repairs may be recommended depending on the situation.
Signs include slow draining water, frequent clogs, backups, and gurgling sounds. A camera inspection can confirm the presence of roots.
Yes. A camera inspection is strongly recommended to locate the roots and assess the condition of the pipe in order to determine the best solution.
We can clean the pipes and recommend maintenance solutions. However, a permanent solution may require repairing or replacing the damaged section of the pipe.
The cost depends on the complexity of the work. Standard drain cleaning starts at $350 plus tax, including travel time and the first hour. Additional equipment or high-pressure cleaning may be recommended depending on the situation.
Yes. We provide drain root removal services in Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, Terrebonne, Blainville, as well as on the North Shore and South Shore. Call 514-447-3700 to schedule a service.