Domestic drain jetting uses high-pressure water to clean your pipes. A hose with a spinning nozzle scours away grease, scale, and root bits. It works on clay, plastic, and cast iron pipes alike. Unlike chemicals, jetting removes buildup fully, using only water and no harsh chemicals.
Jetting suits most household blockages that keep coming back. Read our guide on how jetting differs from rodding before you book.
We check your drain access points first. Where useful, a camera look shows us where to focus.
We feed the jetting hose in through the best access point. Then we pick the right nozzle and pressure for your pipe type.
The nozzle moves through the pipe, cleaning as it goes. Spinning water jets scour the walls and flush debris downstream.
We run water through to check it flows freely again. Where included, a final camera check shows the before-and-after result.
The cost depends on the length of pipe and how much buildup we remove. Routine cleaning for a standard home costs less than clearing heavy buildup. Request a fast, fixed-price quote online. We confirm the price first, with no call-out fee.
Yes, when a professional does it properly. We match the water pressure to your pipe type and condition. A camera check first confirms the pipe can handle jetting safely.
For most homes, jetting once a year keeps drains in good shape. Homes with large trees nearby, or grease problems, may need it every six to twelve months. We suggest a schedule based on what we find during the clean.
No. All the work happens through existing access points: manholes, chambers, and gullies. We don't dig or lift any surfaces. The jetting unit is small and fits on a driveway or in a garden with no damage.
