Hydro Jetting (Interior Drains)
Kitchen sinks, bathroom drains, and laundry lines collect grease, hair, soap, and lint inside the pipes. Snaking clears the clog, but the coating stays behind, and the drain clogs again.
Interior drain hydro jetting uses smaller equipment and lower pressure settings to clean indoor pipes. It’s the right fix for a drain that keeps clogging. Expect full-speed drainage and fewer repeat clogs.
Drains We Clean
Kitchen sinks: grease, food waste, and soap buildup.
Bathroom sinks, tubs, and showers: hair, soap scum, and toothpaste.
Laundry lines: lint, fabric fibers, and detergent residue.
Basement floor drains: sediment, dirt, and debris.
Signs Your Drain Needs Jetting
The same drain clogs every few weeks or months.
Water drains slowly even right after plunging or snaking.
Bad odors come from the sink or drain.
You hear gurgling sounds when water goes down.
Your washing machine backs up into a laundry sink or floor drain.
Why Snaking Isn’t Always Enough
A drain snake pokes a hole through the clog so water can pass. Grease, soap, and hair that is stuck to the pipe walls stay behind and catch new debris, so the clog returns. Hydro jetting removes that coating and cleans the pipe back to its full width.
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.
Find the problem. We inspect the drain with a camera to see what’s causing the clog.
Protect your space. We cover floors and cabinets near the work area.
Jet the line. A small nozzle sprays water at a pressure set for indoor pipes to scrub the walls clean.
Test. We run water to confirm full flow.
Camera check. We inspect the pipe again to check the before-and-after difference.
Interior Jetting vs. Main Line Jetting
Interior jetting cleans the smaller pipes that run from your sinks, tubs, and laundry to the main line. Main line jetting cleans the larger sewer pipe that carries everything out of your house. If only one drain is giving you trouble, the problem is usually inside the home. If several drains back up at once, the main line is more likely to be the cause.
Kitchen sink clogging again?
Clear the buildup the snake leaves behind and get your drains running at full speed again.