Twice-a-year backups from cracked, root-invaded clay pipe. TSR lined the 40-foot lateral in a day.
The homeowner's clay sewer was more than fifty years old and had been backing up once or twice a year. She told the technician she never wanted to clean up another one. The camera showed root-cracked terra cotta over the roughly 40-foot run to the city main.
TSR cleaned the line and installed a cured-in-place liner over the full length, finishing in a day. A seamless liner has no joints for roots to exploit, which is what ends the annual backup cycle rather than postponing it.
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