A drain cable punches a hole through a clog, but buildup on the pipe walls often remains and the clog comes back. Hydro jetting uses a high-pressure water hose with a special nozzle that cleans the full diameter of the pipe as it moves through the line. It is especially useful for grease in kitchen and restaurant drains, scale in older cast iron pipe and fine root growth. Because jetting is powerful, we check the line first, often with a camera, to make sure the pipe is in good enough shape. After jetting, we flush the line and can follow up with a camera run to confirm it is clear.
What is included
- Line check before jetting
- High-pressure cleaning of the full pipe diameter
- Grease, scale and sludge removal
- Fine root clearing
- Final flush and flow test
- Optional camera check afterward
Signs you may need this service
- Clogs return soon after cabling
- Restaurant or kitchen grease buildup
- Slow main line drainage
- Scale buildup in older pipes
How it works
- Inspect the line and pick the right nozzle
- Jet the line from the cleanout toward the main
- Flush debris and test the flow
- Share the results and any repairs to consider
Why customers choose Turrbros Plumbing
- 15 years in business
- Insured
- Bonded
- Upfront pricing
- Clear communication
Hydro jetting: common questions
Is hydro jetting safe for old pipes?
Healthy pipes handle it well. Badly damaged or collapsed pipe may not, which is why we check the line first.
How is jetting different from snaking a drain?
Snaking opens a path through the clog. Jetting cleans the pipe walls, which helps prevent the same clog from forming again soon.
