Do I need to replace my pipes after fixing a blocked drainage problem?
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The simple answer to this is that it depends. Also, it is a very good question to ask because some people don’t even consider repairing or replacing their pipes once their drainage block is cleared.
This is a mistake because despite the fact that not all drainage blocks require replacement after clearing, some actually do. The difference really boils down to what’s causing the drainage in the first place.
Typically, blockages occurring as a result of solid day-to-day particles such as hair clumps, grease, oil and conditioners may not require any form of repair or replacement of the pipes afterwards. On the other hand, blockages from tree roots, for example, may necessitate repairs/replacement to avoid future problems.
This is why it is always advisable to call on an expert whenever you experience serious blockage. They not only devise how to solve the actual problem at hand, they can also guide you on how to proceed to avoid similar problems in the future.