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Root ingress survey in Birchwood

For the mature trees of Croft, Culcheth and the WA3 villages — and what they are doing underground.

£225 fixed · no call-out fee · 7 days, 8am–8pm

What this job actually involves

Root ingress survey — how it works here

Roots do not break a sound pipe. They find an opening that is already there — a joint that has shifted, a hairline crack, an old connection — and then grow into the space because there is water and air in it. That distinction matters: the roots are the symptom, the opening is the fault, and removing the roots without addressing the opening buys you about one growing season.

Before you ring

Questions about root ingress survey

Will I have to take the tree down?
Almost never. The pipe is the thing that failed, not the tree — and lining or repairing the opening usually settles it without touching anything above ground. Anyone who opens with “the tree has to go” is guessing.
How often does it come back after cutting?
If the opening is still there, reliably — often within a year. That is why the report says where the opening is, not just where the roots are.
Where we do it

Root ingress survey across Birchwood

Birchwood· Gorse Covert· Oakwood· Locking Stumps· Risley· Croft· Culcheth· Glazebury· Rixton· Hollins Green· Woolston· Martinscroft

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