Cabling Punches A Hole. Hydro-Jetting Cleans The Whole Pipe.
High-pressure water scours grease, scale, and root intrusion off the full interior wall of your pipe — not just a path through the middle. The closest thing to a brand-new line without replacing it.
When Hydro-Jetting Is The Right Call
Jetting isn't always necessary — but for these situations, it's the difference between a real fix and a temporary one.
Recurring Clogs Cabling Keeps Missing
If snaking clears it but it's back in weeks, the buildup on the pipe walls is still there.
Grease Buildup In Kitchen Lines
Grease hardens and coats pipe walls in a way a cable simply pushes past.
Tree Root Intrusion In Sewer Lines
High-pressure water combined with a cutting head clears roots back to the pipe wall.
Preventative Maintenance For Older Homes
Clay and cast-iron lines benefit from a periodic full-pipe clean before problems start.
Slow Drains Across Multiple Fixtures
Widespread slow drainage often means a systemic buildup issue, not a single clog.
Restaurant & Commercial Grease Traps
Regular jetting keeps commercial kitchen lines compliant and flowing.
Not Every Pipe Gets Jetted The Same Way
Pressure and approach are calibrated to your specific pipe — here's the process.
Camera Inspection
We confirm the line can safely handle jetting before starting — not every pipe should be.
Access Point Setup
We work through an existing cleanout or vent wherever possible — no unnecessary cutting.
High-Pressure Jetting
Variable-pressure water scours the full interior wall of the pipe, not just a path through it.
Camera Verification
A final pass confirms the line is fully clear before we consider the job done.
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Not Every Pipe Should Be Jetted — We Check First
High-pressure water is powerful enough to damage a pipe that's already badly deteriorated. That's why we camera-inspect before jetting, calibrate pressure to your pipe's age and material, and only recommend it when it's actually the right tool for the problem.
- Camera inspection before every jetting job
- Pressure calibrated to pipe age and material
- Root-cutting attachments available
Jetting Work We Don't Cut Corners On
Camera-Checked Before Jetting
We confirm your pipe can handle it before we start.
Commercial-Grade Equipment
Up to 4,000 PSI on every truck, residential and commercial.
Licensed & Insured
Every technician is background-checked and certified.
Safe On Most Pipe Materials
Pressure calibrated for PVC, cast-iron, and clay lines alike.
Root-Cutting Capability
Combined cutting and jetting heads for stubborn root intrusion.
Satisfaction Guarantee
If it's not right, we come back and make it right.
Current Hydro-Jetting Offers
Mention this page when you call — offers can't be combined.
Get a Free Quote
Tell us what's going on with your drain or line — we'll call within the hour during business hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hydro-jetting safe for old pipes?
In most cases, yes — but we camera-inspect first on older or unknown pipe conditions. A severely deteriorated or already-cracked pipe may need repair before jetting, or a lower pressure setting. We won't jet a line we haven't checked first.
How is hydro-jetting different from snaking?
Snaking uses a rotating cable to punch through and break up a specific blockage. Hydro-jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the entire interior wall of the pipe clean, removing grease, scale, and buildup that snaking leaves behind.
How often should I have my lines jetted?
For most homes, every 1–2 years as preventative maintenance is plenty. Restaurants and commercial kitchens with grease traps typically need it quarterly or more often depending on volume.
Can hydro-jetting remove tree roots?
Yes, especially when combined with a root-cutting attachment. Jetting clears roots back to the pipe wall, though if roots are a recurring issue, it's worth discussing a permanent fix like pipe lining as well.
Do you offer hydro-jetting for commercial kitchens?
Yes, we service commercial grease traps and kitchen lines on a scheduled maintenance basis or as a one-time deep clean, and can work around your business hours to minimize disruption.
Proudly Serving Southern California
Licensed plumbers dispatched across four counties.
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