The Trees Are Happy. Your Sewer Line May Not Be.

Houston's spring rains have done exactly what nature intended—they've encouraged healthy, vigorous growth. Trees, shrubs, and landscaping all benefit from the extra moisture.

Unfortunately, active roots don't stop growing when summer arrives.

As root systems continue searching for water, older sewer lines can become attractive targets. What begins as slow drainage or an occasional backup may actually be the first sign of underground root intrusion.

Because sewer lines are out of sight, these problems often develop quietly. A little awareness during the growing season can help prevent much larger surprises later.