High-pressure water that scours your pipes back to like-new — clearing grease, sludge, scale, and roots that ordinary snaking leaves behind.
Hydro jetting uses a specialized nozzle and pressurized water — up to thousands of PSI — to blast away years of grease, soap scum, sludge, mineral scale, and root debris from the full interior of your pipe.
Unlike a cable snake, which punches a hole through a clog, jetting cleans the entire pipe wall, restoring full diameter and flow. It's the best way to stop recurring clogs for good and a smart step before pipe lining.
We pair jetting with a camera inspection so we can see the buildup, confirm the pipe is sound enough to jet, and verify the line is fully clean afterward.
A cable clears a path; jetting cleans the whole pipe.
Restores the pipe to its original flow capacity, not just a hole through the clog.
Removing the buildup at the walls means clogs take far longer to return.
Powerful water pressure means no caustic drain chemicals in your pipes.
Jetting shreds fine root intrusion along with grease and scale.
Ideal for kitchens and food-service lines prone to grease buildup.
We inspect before and after so you know the line is truly clean.
For pipes in sound condition, yes. That's why we camera-inspect first — if a pipe is fragile or badly damaged, we'll recommend the appropriate repair instead of jetting.
It depends on usage, but many homes and businesses with recurring buildup benefit from periodic jetting. We'll advise based on what the camera shows.
No — jetting clears buildup and blockages. A collapsed or broken pipe needs trenchless lining or repair, which we also provide.
It clears fine root intrusion and debris. For heavier roots we combine jetting with mechanical root cutting, then recommend lining to prevent regrowth.
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