Hydro jetting works by pumping water at high pressure (typically between 1,500 and 4,000 pounds per square inch) into the clogged pipe. The force of the water breaks up and dislodges blockages, flushing them out of the pipe and restoring proper flow.

Hydro jetting is effective for both residential and commercial plumbing systems, including sewer lines, drain pipes, kitchen sinks, bathroom drains, and outdoor sewer lines.

Hydro jetting is safe for most types of pipes, including PVC, copper, and galvanized steel. However, older or fragile pipes may be more susceptible to damage from the high-pressure water, so it's essential to consult with a professional plumber before proceeding.

The frequency of hydro jetting depends on various factors, such as the age and condition of the plumbing system, the presence of recurring clogs, and the level of usage. In general, hydro jetting may be performed as needed or as part of a routine maintenance schedule recommended by our team.

When performed by a trained professional, hydro jetting is a safe and effective method for clearing pipes. However, if not done correctly, hydro jetting can potentially damage pipes or cause injury, so it's crucial to hire a licensed plumber with experience in hydro jetting.

Yes, hydro jetting roots is possible and even highly recommended. The high-pressure water stream can cut through roots and flush them out of the pipe, restoring proper flow.

Yes, hydro jetting is considered an environmentally friendly option for clearing clogged drains. Unlike chemical drain cleaners, which can contain harsh and toxic chemicals, hydro jetting relies on the power of water to break up blockages, making it safe for the environment and your plumbing system.