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Jack Rice Insurance Blog
This is a blog entry to read over.  It’s about the growing threat of roots in sewer lines.  Read More

No More Overflows
By Scottie Dayton
Municipal Sewer & Water (August 2010 Cover Story)

Read the article at Municipal Sewer & Water.

Roots, inflow and infiltration (I&I) and calcium deposits had caused major backups for the El Toro Water District in Lake Forest, Calif.

The district, eight miles from the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by San Diego Creek to the north and Aliso Creek to the south, straddles the dividing line between the State Water Resources Control Board Regions 8 and 9. Sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) into these waterways arrive on Orange County Read More

At RootX we do our very best to inform and update our customers on success stories, new products, changes in prices or procedures, and specials we are currently offering.  The RootX newsletter will be offered free to our customers on a quarterly basis.  It will be offered via fax or email and you can subscribe by emailing rootx@rootx.com. Please include that you are requesting the newsletter and your preferred way of receiving it. We want to personally thank all of our customers for their continued use of the RootX product.  We Value your business. Read More

At RootX, we get the opportunity to speak to many of you throughout the day about chemical root control and how it has, or can, help your situation.  We often get questions regarding the various chemical root control products on the market, and how they compare.  I’ll try to give some basic information on the most common chemicals out there. Read More

RootX will be exhibiting this year at the Collection Systems 2010.  The show will be held on June 13 - 16 at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, AZ. Read More