See How It Works
Hydro jetting uses 3,000-4,000 PSI water pressure to blast through grease, roots, scale, and debris, clearing pipes completely. Unlike snaking which just pokes a hole through blockages, hydro jetting scours pipe walls clean for longer-lasting results.
What We Handle
Our Process
Video Inspection
We camera-inspect to locate blockages and assess pipe condition.
Access Setup
We access your sewer line through a cleanout or create access if needed.
Hydro Jetting
We blast water at 3,000-4,000 PSI to clear all debris.
Verification
We re-inspect with camera to verify the line is completely clear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Snaking uses a cable to poke through blockages. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to completely remove buildup from pipe walls. Snaking is faster and cheaper; hydro jetting is more thorough and longer-lasting.
Not if done properly on appropriate pipes. We camera-inspect first to check pipe condition. Hydro jetting isn't recommended for fragile, damaged, or very old pipes.
For most homes, every 2-5 years or when problems arise. Homes with large trees near sewer lines may benefit from annual jetting.
Yes, hydro jetting cuts through and removes tree roots. However, roots will grow back over time. For chronic root problems, we may recommend additional solutions.