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Preventing Sewer System Repairs in Roseville MN this Spring

It's just about a month from the start of spring. Soon all of you who love to plant will be back out there getting your hands dirty. If you're planning on planting trees or large shrubs this spring, we have some advice. It's easy to accidentally plant a tree too close to your sewer lines, thus creating problems for you in the future. If you're a resident of Roseville MN, sewer system repair can sometimes be thwarted with a little planning. Find the Layout of Your Sewer System It's important to find out where your sewer system and sewer lines are before you plant anything with long roots. It is possible for the roots to grow right through your sewer system and break it. Though it may not be a problem for many years, it's something you can prevent if you do a little bit of research. Your city's sewer department will have an infrastructure map for you to refer to if you don't know where your sewer lines are already. Plant Around Your Sewer Syste

St Paul Trenchless Sewer Replacement: What You Need to Know

Gene's Water & Sewer , one of the best at St Paul trenchless sewer replacement , has some insight into this kind of sewer repair. We've been in business since 1977, so we've seen a lot of sewer replacement trends come and go. But we think trenchless sewer replacement is here to stay, and here's why. The best part about trenchless sewer replacement in St Paul is that this technology truly means no dig. When we're doing sewer replacements at St Paul homes, one of the most frequent concerns we hear from homeowners is they are worried about how much of their yard and landscaping will suffer when we have to dig. But with trenchless sewer replacement, a hardened steel splitting head is pulled through the old pipe. The new pipe, attached to the head, is pulled through the old pipe, following the path of the old one and laying in its rubble. We can essentially replace the old pipe by using the new pipe. So there is no need for costly excavations that w