
Root Intrusion Repair
Effective Tree Root Removal, Drain Repair, and More!
Tree roots may seem harmless, but when they infiltrate your sewer lines, they can cause severe damage. Understanding root intrusion and how to address it is crucial in protecting your property and preventing costly repairs. Zoom Drain specializes in professional root intrusion repair services, offering the expertise to restore and protect your sewer system.
Our team offers:
- Expertise in Root Intrusion Repair: We understand the complexities of severe pipe damage caused by tree roots.
- Specialized Techniques: Our solution-focused methods, including trenchless options, ensure durable results.
- Quick and Reliable Service: Equipped with advanced tools, our technicians work efficiently to resolve issues.
Contact Zoom Drain today to schedule a sewer line inspection, discuss RootX applications, or learn more about trenchless repair options.
Common Impacts of Root Intrusion
Root intrusion occurs when tree roots penetrate sewer lines through small cracks or joints. Sewer pipes carry nutrient-rich water that attracts roots, making them a prime target for growth. Over time, the roots expand within the pipes, leading to severe blockages and pipe damage.
- Clogged Sewer Lines: Roots trap debris and grease, obstructing wastewater flow.
- Cracked or Collapsed Pipes: Expanding roots can create fractures or even destroy the pipe structure.
- Sewage Backups: Blocked pipes cause wastewater to flow back into your home.
Root intrusion isn’t just an inconvenience; it threatens your plumbing system’s integrity and functionality. It's crucial to address it promptly with professional root intrusion repair services.

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Root Intrusion Repair Solutions We Provide
At Zoom Drain, we offer a range of tailored solutions to tackle tree root intrusion and restore full functionality to your sewer system.
Comprehensive Sewer Camera Inspections
Our repair process begins with a state-of-the-art sewer camera inspection. This non-invasive procedure allows us to precisely locate and assess the severity of root intrusion, ensuring no wasted time or effort.
Professional Root Removal
We safely remove stubborn tree roots from your sewer lines using advanced tools such as Zoom Jetting™ and mechanical augers. These methods clear blockages effectively while minimizing pipe damage.
Long-Term Solutions with RootX
To prevent regrowth, we recommend RootX, a professional-grade foam herbicide designed specifically for sewer line maintenance.
This practical solution helps:
- Kill invasive roots effectively without harming your pipes
- Prevent regrowth by creating a long-lasting protective barrier.
While RootX is tough on tree roots, it’s easy on the environment. It’s environmentally safe and simple to apply as part of regular maintenance. We stand by RootX, which protects your sewer lines from future root damage and avoids repeated clogs and blockages.
Long-Term Solutions with RootX
To prevent regrowth, we recommend RootX, a professional-grade foam herbicide designed specifically for sewer line maintenance.
This practical solution helps:
- Kill invasive roots effectively without harming your pipes
- Prevent regrowth by creating a long-lasting protective barrier.
While RootX is tough on tree roots, it’s easy on the environment. It’s environmentally safe and simple to apply as part of regular maintenance. We stand by RootX, which protects your sewer lines from future root damage and avoids repeated clogs and blockages.
The Importance of Regular Maintenance
Routine maintenance is essential for preventing significant sewer line issues down the road. Periodic inspections and cleaning help detect early signs of damage and keep pipes free of debris.
To avoid sewer issues, we recommend regular maintenance, including:
- Scheduling Sewer Inspections Every Two Years: Scheduling Regular Sewer Inspections: Routine inspections help identify root intrusion, cracks, or buildup before they become major problems. Ask about our scheduled maintenance options to stay ahead of costly sewer issues.
- Hiring a Professional to Clean Your Sewer Regularly: Removing residual buildup deters roots from growing.
- Installing Root Barriers: Consider consulting a landscaping professional about root barriers if you have trees planted near sewer lines.
By staying proactive, you’ll extend the lifespan of your sewer system and avoid unexpected emergencies.
Restore Your Sewer System with Zoom Drain
Tree root intrusion doesn’t have to compromise your sewer lines. Whether you’re facing minor root growth or extensive pipe cracks Zoom Drain has the solutions to repair, restore, and protect your sewer system — a vital part of your home’s overall plumbing — with precision and efficiency.


Hear From Our Customers
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“Wow very impressed with Zoom Drain. Mike and Ken were great. Very professional. Treated my father’s house like it were their own. Got the job done in no time. I will definitely recommend this company to friends and family. Thank you”- Coolahan
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“My first experience using a plumber in the area for a clogged kitchen pipeline that was beyond my capabilities as a "home handyman!" Scheduling the appoint with your West Deptford office was easy the receptionist was extremely nice and easy to talk to. Today, I had work done by Mike Heisler and the team.........Mike was extremely knowledgable, easy to speak with, and went over and beyond to deliver excellent service. I can see why the overall customer ratings and reviews are top notch and above the competitors. The pricing was extremely reasonable for the quality of work and service. I will be reaching out to Mike Heisler in the upcoming weeks for some upgrades to my kitchen pipework. Mike please do not forget to email me est. quote for the kitchen upgrade to piping with aerator. 100% Satisfied customer!”- Kevin Hutchison
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Consider consulting a landscaping professional about root barriers if you have trees planted near sewer lines.