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George P.
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What is that? (picture attached)

George P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Does someone know what are those white pipes doing in the ground? Looks like it's a brand new house
Thanks


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I've seen these put in for drain-fields when there has been a lot of tree roots. These make it easier to put a root killer in the line so they remain clear. It was necessary to do this for one of my rental properties a few years back.

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