We had our main sewer line cleaned about 4 weeks ago (was leaking) and were told that best case scenario, we'd be replacing the line next fall. Worst case scenario is that it would start leaking in a few weeks and we'd have to replace the line in the near future. Fast forward a few weeks and my lovely wife surprised me with a leaking sewer line the minute I set foot in the door. The plumber pulled out a rather surprising amount of roots last time he was here and does not install the new sewer lines so I'm afraid I'll have to take his recommendation. Still, I know a lot of people who have cleaned their lines once every year or two and never had to replace a line. I'm really hoping to avoid the expense of replacing the sewer. Is it worth it to have the line scoped to see what the actual problem is? Is there anything I can do besides have this guy come and clean the lines again? Should I be approaching this differently?