Trees don’t ask for much — soil, water, sunlight. And they provide a wealth of benefits: They improve the air you breathe, cut your energy bills with their shade, provide homes for wildlife, and add beauty.But for septic systems, the roots from these trees can be one sign of a very big problem. Older pipes made of concrete or clay are the most likely to attract roots, due to leaks. Regular septic system inspection and maintenance can help to keep root intrusions at bay. When inspecting a system, be on the lookout for signs of leaking pipes and components. If
