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Scouring the pipe wall to wall.
High-pressure water cleaning
Where the line is in suitable condition, hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour grease, scale and residue from the pipe walls — a more thorough clean than cutting a path through.
01 — Often worth considering when
“Where the line allows it, water does what a cable can't.”
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Grease buildup keeps returning
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Cable cleaning gives only short-term relief
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Sludge or residue lines the pipe
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You want a thorough clean as maintenance
How we approach it.
02 — Process · simplified
Fig. 03 — schematic, not to scale
Step 01
Assess
Jetting isn't right for every pipe. We consider the line's age and condition first — sometimes with a camera.
Step 02
Jet
A nozzle with rear-facing jets pulls itself along the line while scouring the walls.
Step 03
Flush
Loosened material is flushed down to the main.
03 — What this covers
- High-pressure drain cleaning
- Grease and residue removal
- Thorough pipe cleaning where appropriate
04 — What to expect
- An honest answer on whether jetting suits your line
- Clear explanation of the alternatives
- Clean-up afterwards
Questions we hear.
Is hydro jetting safe for old pipes?
Not always. Fragile or damaged lines may be better served by other methods, which is why we assess first.
How is it different from snaking?
A cable opens a path through a blockage. Jetting cleans the full diameter of the pipe wall, where appropriate.
Hydro Jetting
Talk it through with someone who's seen it before.
Open 24 hours · (218) 269-0110
05 — Estimate
Request a hydro jetting estimate.
Tell us what you're seeing and where. We'll call back to talk it through — we confirm the cause on site, not over the phone.
Water backing up now? Call (218) 269-0110
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