Crepe myrtle roots are shallow (top 3 feet), non-invasive, and cannot penetrate pressurized, sealed water lines. At 5 feet deep, your line is well below the root zone.
Root intrusion occurs in:
Keep the tree. Enjoy its bloom and bark. No relocation needed.
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