Hydro Jetting That Blasts Your Pipes Clean

Hydro jetting uses a high-pressure water hose fed into your drain or sewer line. The water blasts away grease, sludge, scale, and roots coating the pipe walls, then flushes the debris out. Unlike a snake, which punches a hole through a clog, jetting cleans the entire pipe diameter.

For pipes in sound condition, yes. That is why we camera-inspect first, to confirm the line can handle the pressure. On older or already-damaged pipe we adjust our approach or recommend repair instead. Matching the method to the pipe is exactly how we protect your plumbing.

They serve different needs. Snaking is quick and effective for a single clog. Hydro jetting cleans the whole pipe wall, so it is the better choice for heavy grease, mineral scale, roots, or drains that keep clogging. We recommend the right method based on your specific line.

It depends on usage. A home kitchen line prone to grease, or a sewer with a history of roots, may benefit from periodic jetting every year or two, while others need it only when problems recur. After service we suggest a sensible interval for your situation.

Yes. High-pressure jetting can cut through and flush out root intrusion that has entered a sewer line, restoring flow. Because roots grow back, we also camera-inspect to see how they are entering, so we can recommend whether a repair is needed to keep them out longer.

No. The debris is flushed down the line and out through the sewer, not into your home. We access the line through a cleanout or existing access point and contain the work. When we are done, the line is clean and the area is left tidy.