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You say that like city water never needs maintenance. My neighbor had roots growing into his pipes from a tree on city property, but since the pipes were on pri
by freehunter 9y ago
You say that like city water never needs maintenance. My neighbor had roots growing into his pipes from a tree on city property, but since the pipes were on private property he had to have them replaced on his own dime, and also fix the flooding in the house from the backed-up sewer line.
I'm not arguing that septic tanks are better, and I apologize that many people reading my comment seem to think I am. What I'm arguing is that septic tanks are not uncommon. On the contrary, basically everyone outside of city limits is using one.
- Broken_Hippo 9y agoMost cities I lived in serviced the lines up to the point they entered the house, though. Not as much to worry about.
- vonmoltke 9y agoAll the cities I have lived in would only serice lines up to and including the meter. Everything downstream of the meter was the property owner's responsibility.