Tree Roots in Your Sewer Line?

Root intrusion is one of the most common sewer problems in older neighborhoods. Castle Rooter cuts through roots and restores full flow — without unnecessary digging.

Rooter & Root Removal

Tree roots naturally seek out moisture — and your sewer line is full of it. Once roots find a crack or joint, they grow inside the pipe and eventually cause a full blockage. Castle Rooter uses mechanical rooter equipment and hydro-jetting to cut through root intrusions and clear your line.

Why Choose Castle Rooter

Cuts through root intrusions without excavation
Restores full flow to blocked sewer lines
Camera inspection available to assess root damage
Honest advice on whether repair or replacement is needed

How It Works

Our Process

1

Diagnose the Intrusion

We use a camera or assessment to confirm root intrusion and locate where it's occurring.

2

Cut the Roots

Our rooter equipment cuts through the root mass and clears the blockage.

3

Flush the Line

We flush the line to remove root debris and confirm full flow is restored.

4

Assess for Damage

We advise whether the pipe has been damaged by root intrusion and what, if anything, needs repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if roots are in my sewer line?
Signs include slow drains, gurgling sounds from toilets, recurring clogs, and sewage odors. A camera inspection confirms root intrusion definitively.
Will the roots come back?
Root cutting removes the current intrusion but doesn't prevent regrowth. If the pipe has cracks or open joints, roots will return. We'll advise on repair options to address the root cause.
Do you need to dig up my yard?
In most cases, no. Rooter service is done through the cleanout access point. Excavation is only needed if the pipe itself needs to be repaired or replaced.

Ready to Schedule?

Call Castle Rooter or request a free quote online. We serve the entire southern Denver metro.