Hydro Jetting Services

When a drain keeps clogging, it is usually not just “a blockage.” It is buildup stuck to the inside of the pipe. Hydro jetting is a high-pressure cleaning method that washes the pipe walls clean, helping restore proper flow and reduce repeat clogs.

If you are dealing with slow drains, recurring backups, sewer odors, or gurgling fixtures, hydro jetting may be the most effective next step.

What Hydro Jetting Is

Hydro jetting uses specialized equipment to send a controlled stream of high-pressure water through a drain or sewer line. Instead of simply punching a hole through a clog, it scrubs residue off the interior of the pipe.

It is commonly used for:

• interior drain lines with heavy buildup

• branch lines feeding into the main

• main sewer lines with recurring backups (when conditions allow)

When Hydro Jetting Makes Sense

Hydro jetting is usually recommended when the issue is recurring or when basic drain clearing has not solved the problem for long.

Common signs include:

• the same drain clogging again and again

• multiple drains slowing down or backing up

• toilets bubbling when other fixtures drain

• sewer odors that come and go

• backups after laundry, showers, or dishwashing

• slow drainage that gradually worsens over weeks or months

If you are not sure whether you need a snake, jetting, or an inspection first, that is normal. We can help you choose the right approach based on the symptoms and what we find on-site.

What Hydro Jetting Can Clear Out

Hydro jetting is built for the sticky, layered stuff that lines the pipe walls over time, including:

• grease and cooking oils

• soap residue and scum

• sludge and organic buildup

• paper and soft debris accumulation

• certain types of mineral scale buildup

• some root-related obstructions, depending on the line condition

If the line is damaged, collapsed, or has a sag that holds water, cleaning can help temporarily, but a repair plan may be needed for a lasting fix.

Hydro Jetting vs Snaking

A drain snake is often the right first move for a simple clog. Hydro jetting is different. It is a deep clean that targets buildup and restores the full interior diameter of the pipe as much as possible.

In practice:

• snaking helps when there is a single obstruction

• hydro jetting helps when buildup is the root cause of repeat clogs

If a clog keeps returning, hydro jetting is often the step that stops the cycle.

Is Hydro Jetting Safe for Older Pipes?

Hydro jetting can be safe for many pipe types when pressure and technique are matched to the system. The key is knowing what condition the line is in.

If there are signs the pipe may be compromised, or if the line history is unknown, a camera inspection may be recommended before jetting. That keeps the plan smart and avoids guesswork.

Our Hydro Jetting Process

We keep the process straightforward and focused on results.

1. Evaluate symptoms and confirm the best access point

2. Recommend the right approach (snake, jetting, inspection first, or a combination)

3. Hydro jet the line to clear buildup and restore flow

4. Verify drainage improvement and explain what we found

5. Share practical next steps if we see roots, damage, or ongoing risk factors