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Most homeowners assume tree roots are a spring and summer problem. They're not. Roots continue pushing through soil and into any available opening in your sewer line even in cold ground — they just grow more slowly. By the time ground temperatures rise in March and April those roots hit a growth spurt and a small root mass that was a minor restriction in February can become a significant blockage within weeks.
Late February is the ideal time to get your line inspected before that growth surge hits. All Service Drain serves the St. Louis area. 📞 (314) 409-7425 — https://allservicedrain.com/sewer-inspection/

Why Does That Smell Keep Coming Back?
If you've been noticing a sewer smell that seems to come and go — stronger some days than others — pay attention to when it happens. Fluctuating temperatures in February cause pipes to expand and contract. That movement can briefly open small cracks or gaps in older lines releasing sewer gas into the soil and sometimes into your home. The smell often seems worse on warmer days or right after a cold snap — which is exactly when those temperature swings are happening.
This isn't a random odor problem. It's your pipe telling you something is wrong. All Service Drain can find the source. 📞 (314) 409-7425 or visit us https://maps.app.goo.gl/u1TpTFK5eXuPWeqcA