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Alfred Hitchcock Presents debuted this day in 1955. Featuring the portly ….”Mast of Suspense” weaving tales of mystery. Homes are filled with lots of mysteries too. Like, why drain lines seem more troublesome at some times of the year than others – like now? Are your drains running slower these days? Maybe even clogged up? Here’s why drains may not be flowing free and why “Fall” may call for a look-see, Summer is both Hot and Dry and when trees get thirsty they send roots in search of water. One logical source is drain lines. Tiny roots go in through poorly sealed joints and there they multiply quickly and start catching all sorts of debris. That soon reduces flow and slows drains and ultimately leads to blockage if not removed. The solutions, during summer water generously and should drains slow, run a root-killing liquid through your lines. If that fails, in the fall have sewer lines inspected and those pesky tree roots done in by a pro by calling 602-435-9093. 

Clearing Sewer Lines For Cave Creek AZ

Step 1:
Use a commercial product, such as Root Clear, to kill the roots of trees and retard new growth in the sewer line.

Step 2:
Tackle roots in spring as they start growing. Dig a 2 1/2-inch diameter hole with an auger, stopping 2 feet above the sewer. Insert a 1 1/2-inch diameter PVC pipe, making the top level with the ground. Pour copper sulfate crystals into the pipe and pour in hot water to dissolve them. Cap the pipe.

Step 3:
Rent a sewer rooter, if one is available, to cut and grind up roots. 

Drain Line Preventive Maintenance For Cave Creek AZ

Step 1:
Avoid putting grease, oil, or animal fats down the drain. They have been known to narrow the sewer line to 1/4 inch as the fat congeals and hardens in the cold pipes.

Step 2:
Scrape your plate clean of grease and food scraps. Put them in the garbage instead of down the drain.

Step 3:
Use a sink strainer to catch scraps during food preparation.Step 4:
Keep items such as coffee grounds, eggshells, motor oil, baby diapers and kitty litter out of the sewer line. Don't laugh; sewer cleaning crews have run into all of these things while cleaning out sewer lines.

Step 4:
Keep items such as coffee grounds, eggshells, motor oil, baby diapers and kitty litter out of the sewer line. Don't laugh; sewer cleaning crews have run into all of these things while cleaning out sewer lines.