HYDRO JETTING
When snaking isn’t enough, jet the line clean.
A drain cable punches a hole through a clog. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the full inside wall of the pipe, washing out grease, soap scale, sludge and fine roots. It’s the go-to fix for restaurant lines, heavy grease buildup and drains that clog again a few weeks after snaking.
WARNING SIGNS
Do any of these sound familiar?
- Clogs that return weeks after the line was snaked
- Kitchen lines packed with grease
- Sewer lines with fine root intrusion
- Commercial drains with heavy daily use
HOW WE HANDLE IT
Our approach
Before jetting we look at the line, usually with a camera, because jetting isn’t right for every pipe. Badly deteriorated cast iron or a broken line needs repair first. When the pipe is sound, we jet from the cleanout, flush the debris out to the sewer and confirm the result.
Hydro jetting is a cleaning method, not a repair. If the camera shows cracks, separations or collapsed sections, we explain the repair options instead.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Hydro Jetting services
- Kitchen and grease-heavy lines
- Main sewer lines
- Restaurant and commercial drains
- Root and scale removal
- Pre- and post-jetting camera checks
FAQ
Hydro Jetting: common questions
Is hydro jetting safe for my pipes?
For pipes in good condition, yes. That’s why we inspect first. Fragile or broken pipe should be repaired rather than jetted.
How is it different from snaking?
Snaking opens a path through a clog. Jetting cleans the whole pipe wall, so buildup is less likely to return quickly.
How often should a restaurant line be jetted?
It depends on volume and grease management. Many kitchens schedule maintenance jetting regularly; we can recommend an interval after seeing the line.
WHERE WE WORK
Hydro Jetting across Pinellas County
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