Does RootX (Root-X) the root killer/remover for sewage lines really work?

Question

I have a bunch of tree roots that have invaded my sewer line, and I'm avoiding the obvious -- the $4500 project of getting it re-piped. Getting it snaked works (every 6 months), but it costs over $100 each time. I'd like to try RootX and wanted to know if it really works. Thanks!

Answer 1

It works right around the level of a snake. The fluid just doesnt have the staying power that you need to really get rid of a root. By chance have you looked into a tree cutter service that cuts them out of the pipes?

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Does RootX (Root-X) the root killer/remover for sewage lines really work?
I have a bunch of tree roots that have invaded my sewer line, and I'm avoiding the obvious -- the $4500 project of getting it re-piped. Getting it snaked works (every 6 months), but it costs over $100 each time. I'd like to try RootX and wanted to know if it really works. Thanks!

Answer 4

well its like this .u do the math 1hund every six months or one big 4500 in along run its better to pay 100 evry six than one lump sum also no root sxtuff works unless u leave it set untill it rots thats bull roots cotinue to grow unless u get rid off the sourse and u may continue to hv a problem opnly it will be a little down the years so eventually it will rerout its ouwn way so save your mny and just spend when needed after all you may want to sell later a verage it out it will take some time to spend 4500

Answer 5

No it dosen't if it did I would be out of a job. The only way to fix that problem is to replace the sewer line. Their is ways of doing it with out digging up the sewer line. It's called trenchless sewer repair

Answer 6

what is trenchless sewer repir?