Hydro Jetting
Serving Holmes County, OH and Surrounding Areas
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What Is It?
Whenever possible, we prefer hydro jetting for drain cleaning. With multiple jet nozzles, we can clean the entire drainage pipe. Hydro jetting is perfect for soft blockages, grit, grease, and calcium deposits. Our jetter puts out a high gallon-per-minute water flow rate at high pressure to make short work of organic blockages, like grease and sludge.
What We Clean
- Bathroom & Kitchen Drains
- Frozen Drain & Sewer Lines
- Laundry Drains
- Downspouts
- Storm Drains
- Septic Tanks
- 1 1/4-10″ Drains
- 1 1/4-12″ Drain Lines
- Sewer Laterals
- Sewer Main Lines
- Leech Lines
- Footer Drains
- Manure Lagoon Lines
- Agricultural Drains
- Restaurant Drains
- Grease Line Drains
- Car Wash Drains
- Field Tile
Areas We Serve
We proudly serve communities across Northeast Ohio, bringing our expertise to cities and towns throughout the region. From bustling urban areas to quiet rural neighborhoods, we’re committed to providing top-quality services to all our customers. Our team is ready to meet your needs with prompt, professional service you can rely on.
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Contact us today for expert service you can trust! Whether you need a routine check-up or emergency assistance, our team is here to help.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is hydro jetting?
Hydro jetting is a powerful drain and sewer cleaning method that uses high-pressure water streams to blast away buildup, grease, roots, and debris from inside your pipes. It thoroughly cleans your plumbing system without the use of harsh chemicals.
How does hydro jetting work?
A specialized hose with a multi-directional nozzle is inserted into the pipe. Water is then pumped at high pressure—up to 4,000 PSI—to break up and flush away clogs and residue, leaving the inside of your pipes clean and clear.
What types of problems can hydro jetting solve?
Hydro jetting effectively removes:
Grease and oil buildup
Sludge and soap scum
Tree roots (in some cases)
Scale and mineral deposits
Food waste and other debris
Stubborn or recurring clogs
Is hydro jetting safe for all pipes?
Hydro jetting is safe for most modern plumbing systems. However, older or damaged pipes may be vulnerable to high-pressure water. That’s why we typically perform a camera inspection first to ensure the pipes can handle it.
When should I consider hydro jetting?
Hydro jetting is ideal when:
You have persistent or severe clogs
Your drains are slow despite previous cleanings
You own a restaurant or commercial facility with grease-heavy waste
You want a preventive deep cleaning of your sewer lines
Is hydro jetting better than snaking?
Yes, in many cases. While snaking breaks through blockages, it doesn’t fully clean the pipe walls. Hydro jetting removes all buildup, preventing future clogs and improving overall pipe flow.
How long does hydro jetting take?
Most jobs take 1–2 hours depending on the length of the line, severity of the clog, and the pipe condition.
Do you offer hydro jetting for commercial properties?
Yes! Hydro jetting is especially effective in commercial kitchens, apartment complexes, and other high-usage properties where grease and waste buildup are common.
Will hydro jetting make a mess?
Not at all. It’s a closed-system process. All debris and water are flushed through your plumbing system and out through the proper drain lines or sewer connection.
How often should I schedule hydro jetting?
For preventive maintenance, once a year is typically recommended. High-traffic commercial properties may need it more frequently.
