Hydro Jetting (Main Lines)
Over time, grease, sludge, and tree roots build up on the walls of your main sewer line, slowing drainage and causing repeat clogs. Hydro jetting cleans the entire inside of the pipe using nothing but water.
Because there’s no metal cable or blade, it’s one of the gentlest and most thorough ways to clean a sewer line. It washes away buildup and roots and flushes them downstream. Expect full flow restored and a much longer time before your next problem.
When Hydro Jetting Is the Right Choice
Hydro jetting works best when the problem keeps coming back.
Consider it if:
You’ve had your line snaked before, and the clog returned within months.
Roots keep growing back into your sewer line.
Grease buildup is slowing drainage throughout the house.
Your drains are sluggish even without a full backup.
You want preventive maintenance for an older line or a home with mature trees.
How It Works
Before any messy cleaning starts. We protect your floors with canvas tarps during the job and clean up any mess afterward. We strive not to leave a mess.
Camera inspection. We check your line first to find the buildup and confirm the pipe is in good enough shape for jetting.
High-pressure cleaning. A specialized nozzle sprays water forward to break through blockages and backward to scour the pipe walls as it moves through the line.
Flush it away. Loosened grease, sludge, roots, and debris wash downstream and out of your system.
Camera check. We inspect the pipe again to check the before-and-after difference.
What Hydro Jetting Removes
Grease and soap buildup
Sludge and sediment
Tree roots
Mineral scale
Food waste and debris
Is Hydro Jetting Safe for My Pipes?
For pipes in good condition, yes. Jetting uses only water, so there’s no cutting blade scraping the pipe. If your line is badly cracked, collapsed, or deteriorated, though, high pressure isn’t the right fix. That’s why we do a camera inspection first. If your pipe needs repair instead of cleaning, we’ll tell you and walk you through your options.
Cable Cleaning vs. Hydro Jetting
Cable cleaning cuts a path through a blockage so water can flow again. Hydro jetting cleans the whole pipe, wall to wall, so results usually last longer. For a sudden backup, cable cleaning may be the fastest fix. For recurring clogs, jetting goes after the cause.
Tired of the same clog coming back?
Hydro jetting cleans your main line wall to wall, so you can go much longer before the next problem.
