This weekend we had our sewer back up into our bathtubs and
showers....consequently we called a plumber. He used a roto rooter to
clear it out and told us that there were tree roots in the line, but
not from the tree in our yard. He said that Verizon had been
installing the fiber optic cables during the last year which may have
broken a drainage pipe toward the main sewer line close to the street.
He said he had encountered the same plumbing problems with others. He
said we could get a plumber with a special camera that would get an
image showing the broken main and that Verizon would pay for it to be
fixed.

Has anyone else had this problem? Please respond.

"mscraven" wrote in message
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This weekend we had our sewer back up into our bathtubs and
showers....consequently we called a plumber. He used a roto rooter to
clear it out and told us that there were tree roots in the line, but
not from the tree in our yard. He said that Verizon had been
installing the fiber optic cables during the last year which may have
broken a drainage pipe toward the main sewer line close to the street.
He said he had encountered the same plumbing problems with others. He
said we could get a plumber with a special camera that would get an
image showing the broken main and that Verizon would pay for it to be
fixed.

Has anyone else had this problem? Please respond.

Tree roots BUT NOT from your yard...... hummmmmmmmmmmm. Do your trees have
special roots? Surely you can see how this statement is suspicious? How
much snake did he put in the drain pipe? Proving Verizon's contractor at
fault a year later will be ..................... improbable.

When trees get a chance for water they will and can become aggressive. I had
one do this but it was because some maroon forgot to water it during the
heat of a AZ summer. I drilled some 1.5 inch holes just beyond the drip
edge, AWAY from the sewer and watered. In time my problem was solved.

"mscraven" wrote in message
oups.com...
This weekend we had our sewer back up into our bathtubs and
showers....consequently we called a plumber. He used a roto rooter to
clear it out and told us that there were tree roots in the line, but
not from the tree in our yard. He said that Verizon had been
installing the fiber optic cables during the last year which may have
broken a drainage pipe toward the main sewer line close to the street.
He said he had encountered the same plumbing problems with others. He
said we could get a plumber with a special camera that would get an
image showing the broken main and that Verizon would pay for it to be
fixed.

Has anyone else had this problem? Please respond.


Your subject line mentions neighbors, but your message in NO way expands on
this idea.