When snaking isn't enough, hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the full interior of your pipes β clearing grease, roots, and mineral buildup that keeps causing the same clog to come back.
Hydro jetting is the right call when standard snaking hasn't solved the underlying problem.
If the same drain clogs again weeks after snaking, the pipe walls likely have buildup that a snake can't fully clear.
Multiple slow drains can indicate grease or mineral buildup lining your main line.
Roots growing into older clay or cast-iron lines respond well to the cutting power of a hydro jet.
Years of grease down the kitchen sink hardens into a coating that only high-pressure water can remove.
We start with a camera inspection to confirm your pipe material and condition can handle high-pressure water safely. Then a specialized nozzle sends a high-pressure stream through the line, cutting through grease, roots, and scale while flushing debris out completely.
Unlike snaking, which punches a hole through a clog, hydro jetting cleans the entire pipe wall β which is why it's especially effective for the older clay and cast-iron lines common in Greenville's established neighborhoods.
Cost depends on the length and condition of the line being cleaned. We provide an estimate after a camera inspection confirms hydro jetting is the right approach.
It depends on the pipe's condition. We always run a camera inspection first to confirm your pipes can handle the pressure before proceeding.
Snaking breaks through a clog to restore flow. Hydro jetting scours the entire interior of the pipe, providing a more thorough and longer-lasting clean.
For most homes, hydro jetting isn't a routine service β it's used to resolve a specific recurring clog or buildup issue, then periodic maintenance can follow as needed.
Call now to find out if hydro jetting is the right fix for your drain.
Call (864) 800-8568