Tree Root Invasion

Dealing with tree root invasion in your pipeline is crucial to avoid serious damage to your property. This problem is typically observed in older pipeline systems, where tiny cracks or holes have started to appear. When a tree root penetrates these small openings, it starts to grow inside the pipeline, causing the hole to widen and obstruct the flow of water and drainage. This can significantly affect the proper functioning of your pipeline. At NuFlow Tucson, we have the expertise to accurately diagnose tree root intrusions and provide you with affordable solutions that don’t involve digging trenches across your property. It’s essential to have a professional repair your line immediately as a single root intrusion can attract more root growth and worsen the problem.

When to Call a Professional

At NuFlow Tucson, we understand that diagnosing a tree root invasion in underground pipes can be a challenging task. If you’re experiencing any of the following symptoms, it’s essential to seek the assistance of our professionals to inspect your system and recommend an appropriate repair solution.

How to Fix Tree Root Invasion

NuFlow Tucson is a team of highly skilled and experienced experts with expertise in various trenchless technologies. Our advanced trenchless services make us the preferred choice for resolving tree root invasions in the Tucson region. With our trenchless techniques, we can address most pipelining issues from within, resulting in a quicker, more cost-effective, and less invasive process compared to traditional methods that necessitate excavation.

Revitalizing Your Pipelines with Hydro Jetting and Sewer Lining

Hydro Jetting: An Effective Solution for Pipeline Issues

Hydro jetting is a highly effective method for cleaning pipelines and maintaining their functionality. Our expert team at NuFlow Tucson uses a specialized pressurized water hose that is inserted into the pipeline and sprays water in a circular motion, effectively dislodging any intrusion and clearing blockages.

Sewer Lining: A Trenchless Solution for Pipeline Repair

After we’ve cleared your pipeline of any tree roots or other obstructions, our team will recommend an appropriate repair method. In most cases, we suggest sewer lining. This trenchless process involves the insertion of a tube saturated in resin into the pipeline. The tube is then inflated, dried, and removed, leaving behind a new, durable pipeline that can last up to 50 years.