Скачать или смотреть Remove tree roots that have encroached on the drainage system

Hello🤔The video above shows workers removing tree roots that have invaded the sewer system. Sewer pipes are a haven for plants because they contain water, phosphorus, nitrogen, and oxygen. Just a small crack or a loose pipe joint allows roots to creep in. Once inside, in a favorable environment, they grow extremely quickly and swell, causing further cracks and damage to the pipes.

✔️Removing tree roots isn't just for "cleaning up"; it serves vital purposes for infrastructure:

Clearing water flow: This is the most urgent goal. The massive root system, as shown in the video, can block 90-100% of the water flow, causing localized flooding during heavy rains or allowing sewage to backflow into people's homes.

Protecting pipe structure: If not removed, the roots will continue to grow, cracking sewer pipes, causing road subsidence, and completely damaging the drainage system, leading to extremely costly replacements.

Preventing odors and bacteria: The root system acts like a "net," trapping waste, grease, and organic matter. These decompose within the roots, creating a strong, foul odor and becoming a breeding ground for disease-causing bacteria.