WHAT IS HYDRO JETTING?

Hydro jetting is a method used by professional plumbing contractors to clean clogged or slow sewage lines. A blast of water at high pressure is sent into the lines that will usually remove blockages and build up. Hydro jetting systems normally use about 2,000 - 5,000 psi, which works very effectively.​

A video inspection should be performed first to determine the cause and location of the problem. If tree roots are a problem, the high pressure should cut through them. However, a snake may need to be used first to tear up heavy roots. Hydro jetting will not solve problems with broken pipes and could cause weakened areas to break. In addition, a video inspection can reduce the possibility of sewage back flushing into other areas.

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HOW DOES HYDRO JETTING WORK?

A nozzle is fed into your drain or into the pipe, and it is usually self-propelled through the pipe from the pressure, up to 2,000 - 5,000 psi or more. Nozzle may differ depending on the application, drain size or type of clogged material. As the nozzle encounters a clog, undissolved food, hair, tree roots, thick grease or any type of fabric, a high-pressure jets streams exert such a powerful tear on the material, that it starts to dissolve.

RESIDENTIAL WORK

For residential work, hydro jetting can remove sand, silt and scale build up as well as hair clogs and other residues that build up on the walls of the pipes. Routine hydro jetting should be done on restaurants to remove grease and food particle build up.

​This type of service can completely clean pipes of residual build up in ways that snaking can not.
Snaking out pipes only breaks up the clogs but leaves build up remaining on the interior walls. Hydro jetting is also environmentally friendly, no harsh chemicals are needed.

• ​​Penetrating and emulsifying grease.
• Breaking up sludge and debris.
• Pulverizing roots.
• Cutting out hardened scale.
• Flushing out the system.
• Clean inside walls of a pipe/drain

BENEFICIAL TO HOMEOWNERS

While hydro jetting is frequently used in commercial plumbing, it can be extremely beneficial to homeowners. If you need to have your plumbing snaked on a regular basis a hydro jetting service will eliminate all the debris in the lines. The service can greatly improve older plumbing lines that have years of build up. It is also particularly useful for homeowners that experience sand and silt build up as chemical cleaners and augers will not flush the system completely.