Tree Roots in Sewer Pipes

One main component leading to a backed up septic tank is the growth of tree roots inside of sewer pipes.  It is a nasty problem that obviously cannot be detected by the naked eye.  The roots grow in sewer pipes and take up every last inch leading to a clogged pipe which ultimately leads to a backed up septic tank.  It is one of those problems that might never be thought about, but can most assuredly happen and will cause tons of stress and money if it leads to a backed up septic tank.  Sanco Industries offers a product that will quickly deal with unwanted tree roots in sewer pipes and leave septic owners with a better piece of mind about not having to deal with a backed up septic tank.

Root Destroyer is so properly named because it is capable of doing just what it says, destroying roots.  Root Destroyer is composed of copper sulfate crystals that will carefully destroy invasive septic and sewer roots without touching the rest of the tree.  Using Root Destroyer is extremely easy.  Simply pour Root Destroyer in ½ pound increments into the toilet bowl nearest the sewer lines and flush.  This can be repeated as many times as needed and will assure that unwanted roots are being eaten away within sewer pipes. 

For any questions about invasive tree roots and Root Destroyers effective copper sulfate crystals please contact Sanco today and we will help get your pipes cleaned out as soon as possible