Hydro Jetting Services

Hydro jetting can keep pipes clear for several years, depending on usage and buildup. Homes may only need service every few years, while restaurants or commercial kitchens often schedule routine maintenance for best results.

Yes—when performed by professionals. Before hydro jetting, we inspect the pipes to ensure they can handle the water pressure. The PSI is adjusted based on pipe material and condition to prevent damage.

Hydro jetting is more thorough than snaking. While snaking punches a hole through a clog, hydro jetting cleans the entire pipe interior, removing grease, debris, and buildup that cause recurring blockages.

No. Hydro jetting uses only high-pressure water, making it a chemical-free and environmentally friendly drain cleaning solution.

Hydro jetting removes grease, oil, sludge, mineral scale, tree roots, food waste, and other debris. It’s especially effective for stubborn or recurring clogs that traditional methods can’t fully clear.

The cost of hydro jetting depends on pipe size, blockage severity, and accessibility. After a camera inspection, we provide upfront pricing so you know exactly what to expect before work begins.

Hydro jetting is recommended when clogs keep coming back, drains are slow throughout the property, or grease and scale buildup are present. It’s also commonly used as preventative maintenance for commercial systems.

Yes. Many commercial and multi-unit properties use hydro jetting on a scheduled basis to prevent backups, odors, and emergency repairs. Preventative jetting can extend the life of your plumbing system.

When done incorrectly, it can—but at Total Drain Solutions, every hydro jetting service begins with a camera inspection. This allows us to use the correct pressure and technique for safe, effective cleaning.

Most hydro jetting services are completed within one to two hours, depending on the severity of the blockage and pipe length. Larger commercial systems may require additional time.