Is hydro jetting safe for my pipes?
Hydro jetting is often safe when the pipe material and condition can handle the pressure. For older, fragile, or already-damaged lines, we may recommend an inspection-first approach and/or a gentler method.
Will hydro jetting remove grease buildup?
Yes—hydro jetting is commonly used to flush grease and residue that coats pipe walls, which is why it can be helpful for recurring kitchen drain problems.
Can hydro jetting clear tree roots?
In many cases it can, especially for moderate root intrusion. If the line is structurally compromised (cracked/separated/collapsed), jetting may not be the right fix—repair could be the next step.
What’s the difference between hydro jetting and snaking?
Snaking/augering often breaks through a clog to restore flow. Hydro jetting is designed to clean more comprehensively by flushing debris out and scouring buildup off pipe walls—helping reduce repeat clogs.
Do I need a camera inspection first?
Not always, but it’s commonly recommended for recurring main line issues or older piping. It helps confirm the clog location, pipe condition, and the safest plan before high-pressure cleaning.
How long do results typically last?
Results depend on what caused the clog (grease habits, root intrusion, scale, line condition). Because hydro jetting cleans residue from pipe walls, it can last longer than quick “punch-through” solutions in many recurring clog scenarios.