Hydro-Jetting

Hydro-jetting cleans the whole pipe, not just a hole through the clog. A drain snake punches through a blockage and gets water moving again, but the grease, scale, and roots lining the pipe walls stay put, and the clog comes back in a few weeks or months.

Hydro-jetting uses a specialized nozzle that fires pressurized water forward to break up the blockage and backward to scour the pipe walls as it moves down the line. The debris is flushed out, and the pipe is left close to its original diameter. Our company started out as a drain and sewer company, and we’ll tell you honestly whether your line needs jetting or whether a simple cleaning will do.

What Hydro-Jetting Clears

• Tree root intrusion — roots that have grown through joints in clay and cast iron lines.
• Grease, fats, and soap buildup — the most common cause of kitchen and main line clogs.
• Hard water scale — the mineral deposits Valley water leaves on pipe walls.
• Sludge and sediment — debris that settles in low spots and bellies.
• Wipes, paper, and foreign debris — anything lodged deep in the main line.
• Commercial grease lines — buildup in restaurant and café lines that needs regular maintenance.

Signs Your Line Needs Hydro-Jetting

• The same drain keeps clogging. If snaking only buys you a few weeks, the problem is buildup along the pipe, not a single clog.
• Multiple fixtures back up at once. That points to the main sewer line, not an individual drain.
• Gurgling toilets or slow drains. Air and water struggling past buildup make noise before they stop flowing.
• Sewage smells from floor drains, cleanouts, or the yard.
• Older homes. Cast iron and clay lines common in central Mesa, Tempe, and older Phoenix neighborhoods collect scale and invite roots.
• Your camera inspection found roots, grease, or scale. Jetting is usually the next step after a sewer camera inspection.

Our Hydro-Jetting Process

1. Camera inspection first. Jetting a cracked or collapsed pipe can make things worse, so we look before we jet.
2. A firm price before work starts. We show you the footage, explain what we found, and give you the price up front.
3. Jet the line. We feed the jetting hose through an accessible cleanout and clean the line end to end.
4. Camera check after. We scope the line again so you can see the result for yourself.
5. A plan to keep it clear. For root-prone lines, we’ll recommend a maintenance schedule or a permanent sewer repair.

Ask about our current special: $599 hydro-jetting for one drain line per residence, valid through October 31, 2026.