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You know that frustrating cycle. Snake the drain, it works for a few weeks, then you’re back to slow water and backups. That’s because snaking just pokes holes through clogs—it doesn’t actually clean your pipes.
Hydro jetting is different. We use high-pressure water streams up to 4,000 PSI to blast away everything coating your pipe walls. Grease, soap scum, hair, mineral deposits, even tree roots get completely removed and flushed out.
The result? Pipes that drain fast and stay clear longer. Most customers tell us their drains work better than they have in years.
At Murray Plumbing, we understand what Sheridan homeowners deal with. The tree roots that find their way into older sewer lines. The hard water buildup that affects so many homes in this area. The recurring kitchen sink clogs that come back every few months.
We’ve been handling these exact problems for years with our 24/7 emergency service and transparent pricing. When we quote you a price for hydro jetting, that’s what you pay—no diagnostic fees, no surprise charges.
Our 4.7-star Google rating comes from customers who appreciate our punctual, professional service and our commitment to actually solving problems instead of just temporarily fixing them.
First, we inspect your pipes with a camera to see exactly what we’re dealing with and make sure your pipes can handle the high-pressure cleaning. This prevents any damage and lets us choose the right pressure settings.
Next, we insert a specialized nozzle into your drain line through a cleanout or access point. The nozzle releases pressurized water in all directions, scouring every inch of your pipe walls while breaking apart and flushing out all debris.
The process typically takes a few hours depending on your system size and the severity of buildup. When we’re done, we run the camera through again to show you the results—pipes that look almost new inside.
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Our hydro jetting service includes a complete camera inspection before and after cleaning, so you can see exactly what was removed from your pipes. We handle everything from kitchen grease buildup to bathroom hair clogs to outdoor storm drain clearing.
In Sheridan’s older neighborhoods, we often find tree root intrusion in sewer lines—something that snaking can’t effectively address but hydro jetting handles completely. The high-pressure water cuts through roots and flushes them out entirely.
We also address the hard water mineral deposits common in this area that gradually narrow your pipes over time. Unlike chemical drain cleaners that can damage older pipes, our water-only method is completely safe for all pipe materials while being environmentally friendly.
Hydro jetting typically costs between $350 to $600 depending on your specific situation. Factors that affect pricing include the severity of the blockage, accessibility of your pipes, and the length of line that needs cleaning.
We provide upfront pricing before starting any work—no diagnostic fees or surprise charges. Many customers find that while hydro jetting costs more initially than snaking, it saves money long-term because it prevents the recurring clogs that require multiple service calls.
The investment pays off when you consider that properly done hydro jetting can keep your drains clear for years rather than months.
Yes, when performed by professionals who know how to adjust pressure for different pipe materials and conditions. We always start with a camera inspection to assess your pipes’ condition before beginning any high-pressure cleaning.
For older cast iron or clay pipes common in Sheridan’s established neighborhoods, we use lower pressure settings and specialized nozzles designed for these materials. If we find pipes that are too fragile for hydro jetting, we’ll recommend alternative cleaning methods.
The water-only approach is actually gentler on pipes than harsh chemical drain cleaners, which can corrode and weaken older pipe materials over time.
Most residential properties benefit from hydro jetting every 1-2 years for preventive maintenance. However, the frequency depends on your usage patterns and what goes down your drains.
Kitchen drains that handle a lot of cooking grease might need annual cleaning, while bathroom drains with minimal buildup can go longer. Homes with large families or properties that have had recurring drain problems typically need more frequent service.
We can assess your specific situation during our initial service and recommend a maintenance schedule that prevents emergency blockages while staying within your budget.
Hydro jetting can handle virtually any type of blockage: grease buildup from kitchen sinks, hair and soap scum from bathrooms, mineral deposits from hard water, food particles, and even tree roots that have invaded your sewer lines.
The high-pressure water is powerful enough to cut through tree roots up to several inches thick and completely remove years of accumulated grease that coats pipe walls. It also eliminates the biofilm and bacteria that cause recurring clogs and unpleasant odors.
Unlike snaking, which just pokes holes through blockages, hydro jetting removes the entire obstruction and cleans the pipe walls, addressing both the immediate problem and preventing quick re-clogging.
A typical residential hydro jetting job takes 2-4 hours from start to finish, including the initial camera inspection, the actual cleaning process, and the final inspection to verify results.
The time varies based on the length of your drain lines, the severity of buildup, and how many different drains need attention. Simple kitchen or bathroom drain cleaning might take less time, while full sewer line cleaning takes longer.
We work efficiently but thoroughly—rushing through hydro jetting defeats the purpose. You want the job done right the first time so you don’t have to deal with the same problems again in a few months.
No, hydro jetting is performed entirely within your existing pipe system through access points like cleanouts or drain openings. There’s no digging, no disruption to your yard, and no damage to landscaping.
The process is contained within your pipes, and all debris gets flushed through your existing drainage system to the sewer main. Any water that might splash during the process is clean water, not sewage.
This is one of the major advantages over traditional methods that sometimes require excavation or cause mess around drain openings. Hydro jetting is clean, efficient, and leaves your property exactly as we found it.
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