First, we inspect your pipes with a camera to make sure they’re strong enough for high-pressure cleaning. This step is crucial because hydro jetting can damage weak or deteriorated pipes.
Once we confirm your pipes can handle it, we insert a specialized hose with a multi-directional nozzle into your drain line. High-pressure water shoots out at various angles, scouring every inch of your pipe walls.
The water pressure ranges from 1,500 to 4,000 PSI depending on your specific situation. This powerful stream cuts through grease, breaks up mineral deposits, slices through tree roots, and flushes everything downstream. What’s left behind are pipes that look and function like they’re nearly new again.