Hydro Jetting
Hydro Jetting
High-pressure water blasts grease, sludge, scale and roots off the full pipe wall — the deepest clean available for a drain or sewer line.
Hydro jetting uses a specialized hose and nozzle to send water through your pipe at high pressure, scouring the entire inside wall clean. Unlike a cable that punches a hole through a clog, jetting removes the buildup completely — grease, soap scale, sludge, sediment and fine roots — and restores the line to its full diameter.
It is the most thorough way to clean a drain or sewer line, and it is especially effective for kitchen lines, restaurants and any pipe that clogs on a recurring schedule.
When hydro jetting is the right call
We recommend jetting when a line has heavy grease or scale buildup, when a drain keeps clogging after cabling, for commercial kitchens and grease-prone lines, and to clean a sewer line before or after a camera inspection so we can see the pipe clearly.
Done safely, with a camera
Water pressure is powerful, so we assess the pipe first — often with a camera — to confirm it can be jetted safely. Fragile or badly deteriorated pipe is handled differently. Pairing jetting with a camera inspection lets us verify the line is truly clean and document its condition afterward.
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Hydro Jetting — FAQs
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