Brooklyn sewer service
Hydro Jetting
When repeated cabling is not solving the cause, hydro jetting can clear grease, scale, and certain root growth from the pipe wall.
When hydro jetting makes sense
A cable opens a path through many clogs. A water jet is designed to clean more of the pipe wall, which can be useful for grease-coated restaurant lines, recurring mainline buildup, and roots in an otherwise sound pipe.
- Grease and food buildup
- Mineral scale in older lines
- Recurring blockages after cabling
- Root growth that the camera shows can be cleared safely
Camera-first, before and after
We inspect the line before selecting the tool. A damaged or fragile section may need a different approach. When jetting is appropriate, we clean the line and re-camera the accessible run so you can see the result and any remaining defect.
How the quote is built
Length, access, line size, and what the camera shows all affect the scope. You receive the recommended next step and a written quote before work begins. Ask what the quote includes and what evidence you will see afterward.
Frequently asked
Clear answers before the work.
Can hydro jetting damage an old pipe?
That risk is why the line is inspected first. If the visible pipe condition does not support jetting, a different cleaning or repair approach should be used.
Is jetting always better than snaking?
No. A cable may be enough for a localized paper or hair clog. Jetting is considered when cleaning more of the pipe wall would address the visible condition.
Do you inspect again afterward?
When access permits, the line is re-cameraed so the cleaned run and any remaining defect can be reviewed.
How often should a restaurant line be jetted?
There is no universal interval. Grease load, pipe condition, maintenance history, and what the camera shows determine a sensible schedule.
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