Hydrojetting
Hydrojetting uses high-pressure water to clear buildup inside a drain or sewer line. If clogs keep returning or sewage backs up, we inspect the line and tell you whether it is the right fix.
PHOTO: Hydrojetting a main line
How hydrojetting clears a pipe
A specialized nozzle sends water through the pipe at pressures up to 4,000 psi. The water breaks up stubborn clogs, loosens accumulated sludge and cleans the pipe walls. It can clear buildup that other methods leave behind.
When should you have the drains checked?
More than one drain is clogged.
Sewage backs up into a toilet, sink, tub or shower.
Main-line drains run slower than usual.
Bad smells come from the drains.
We inspect the line before work begins, identify which sections need cleaning and explain whether hydrojetting is the right solution.
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Talk to us about your drains.
Call or text (206) 671-8888, or send a request online. We will confirm the next step.