Water bubbling up from the ground near a downspout almost always points to a blocked underground drain line. When that buried pipe gets clogged, rainwater has nowhere to go, so it backs up and pushes out through the soil. This is not a minor issue, and it will not clear up on its own. A
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Gutters can overflow again after a cleaning because wind, storms, and debris don’t stop between service visits. The most common culprits are catch screens that have filled back up at the top of underground drain inlets, clogs that formed inside the downspout, or underground drains that were never fully flushed during the original service. A
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Yes, in most cases a clogged underground gutter drain can be cleared without excavation. Professionals use high-pressure water jetters to break up and flush out blockages from the inside of the pipe. As long as the pipe itself is intact and roots have not fully compromised it, digging is usually not necessary. A homeowner in
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