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Professional Hydro Jetting Services in Clinton Township, MI
When your drains keep clogging no matter what you try, or your business can’t afford another backed-up grease line, it’s time for a real solution. At Drain Masters Rooter Plumbing, we use high-pressure hydro jetting to completely clean your pipes, not just poke a hole through the blockage. If you’re in Clinton Township and dealing with stubborn drain problems, this might be exactly what you need.
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What Is Hydro Jetting and Why Does It Matter?
Think of hydro jetting as a pressure washer for the inside of your pipes. We use specialized equipment that shoots water at 3,000 to 4,000 PSI through your drain lines. That’s powerful enough to cut through years of grease buildup, slice through tree roots, and scrub away mineral deposits that regular snaking can’t touch.
Here’s the thing: most drain cleaning methods just punch a hole through the clog. The buildup on your pipe walls stays there, and you’re dealing with the same problem a few months later. Hydro jetting actually cleans the entire diameter of your pipe back to nearly new condition. It’s the difference between sweeping dirt under a rug and actually mopping your floor.
For Clinton Township properties, this matters more than you might think. Older homes along Moravian Drive and Gratiot Avenue often have decades of buildup in cast iron and clay pipes. Restaurants on Hall Road deal with constant grease accumulation. Tree roots from those beautiful mature oaks near River Bends Park can grow into sewer lines and create massive blockages. Regular drain snaking treats the symptoms. Hydro jetting fixes the actual problem.
Signs Your Clinton Township Property Needs Hydro Jetting
Not every clog needs hydro jetting. But some situations call for this level of cleaning power.
Your Drains Keep Clogging
You’ve had the plumber out three times this year for the same slow drain. Each time they snake it, things work fine for a few weeks, then the problem comes right back. This pattern means there’s heavy buildup coating your pipes. Snaking creates a temporary channel, but the buildup remains. Hydro jetting removes everything and gives you long-lasting results.
We see this constantly in Clinton Township’s older neighborhoods. Homes built in the 1960s and 70s around George George Memorial Park often have original plumbing. Fifty-plus years of soap scum, grease, and mineral deposits don’t disappear with a simple snaking.
Multiple Drains Are Slow or Backing Up
When more than one fixture in your home drains slowly, or when using your washing machine causes your kitchen sink to gurgle, you’ve got a main line problem. This usually means serious buildup or blockage in your sewer lateral. The pipe that runs from your house to the street connection handles all your home’s wastewater. When it’s restricted, everything backs up.
Hydro jetting clears the entire line in one service. We can reach 200 feet or more into your system, scouring every inch of pipe along the way.
You Smell Sewage Odors
Foul smells coming from your drains indicate organic matter decomposing in your pipes. Hair, food particles, grease, and other debris create a nasty coating that harbors bacteria. Store-bought drain cleaners can’t remove this buildup. They just mask the smell temporarily while potentially damaging your pipes.
Hydro jetting flushes out all that accumulated gunk. It eliminates the source of odors instead of covering them up.
You Run a Food Service Business
Restaurants, bakeries, cafes, and any business with commercial kitchens face constant grease problems. Even with grease traps, some fat makes it into your drain lines. Over time, it solidifies on pipe walls and restricts flow.
We work with dozens of food service businesses along Metro Parkway and in the Macomb Mall area. Regular hydro jetting prevents the emergency backups that can shut down your kitchen during dinner rush. Most restaurants need quarterly or monthly jetting to keep lines clear and stay compliant with health codes.
Tree Roots Have Invaded Your Sewer Line
Tree roots are the biggest cause of sewer line problems in established Clinton Township neighborhoods. Roots naturally seek out water and nutrients. They find microscopic cracks in your sewer pipe and grow inside, creating a net that catches everything flowing through.
Traditional snaking can cut through roots, but it leaves the edges rough, which helps new roots establish even faster. Hydro jetting cuts roots flush with the pipe wall and washes away all debris. Combined with root-killing treatments, it gives you the longest-lasting solution.
Your Pipes Are Partially Collapsed or Severely Scaled
This sounds backwards, but hydro jetting can actually help with damaged pipes in certain situations. If your cast iron pipes have heavy scale buildup but aren’t completely deteriorated, jetting can remove the scale and improve flow dramatically. We use video inspection first to assess pipe condition and determine if jetting is safe and appropriate.
For Clinton Township’s many older homes with cast iron stacks, removing decades of rust and mineral buildup can extend the life of your plumbing by years, buying you time to plan for eventual replacement.
How Our Hydro Jetting Process Works
We don’t just show up and start blasting water into your pipes. There’s a methodical process that protects your plumbing while getting the best results.
Video Camera Inspection First
Before we do any jetting, we send a high-definition camera through your lines. This shows us exactly what we’re dealing with. We can see the type and severity of blockages, identify pipe material and condition, spot any cracks or damage, and determine the best jetting approach.
This step is critical. If your pipes are severely damaged or collapsed, hydro jetting might not be appropriate. The camera inspection prevents damage and ensures we’re using the right solution for your specific situation.
You get to watch the inspection on our monitor. We’ll show you what’s happening inside your pipes and explain what needs to be done. Most Clinton Township homeowners have never seen the inside of their plumbing. It’s eye-opening.
Selecting the Right Equipment and Nozzle
Not all jetting jobs are the same. We have multiple jetting machines with different PSI capabilities. Residential lines typically need 3,000-3,500 PSI. Commercial and industrial applications might require 4,000 PSI or higher.
We also choose from dozens of specialized nozzles. Penetrating nozzles for tough blockages. Spinner nozzles for thorough wall cleaning. Chain flail nozzles for root cutting. Grenade nozzles for grease. Each situation gets the right tool.
The nozzle shoots water forward to break through blockages while jets pointing backward propel the hose through the pipe and scour the walls clean. It’s self-propelling, so we can clean hundreds of feet of pipe.
The Jetting Process
We access your sewer line through a cleanout, which is a capped opening in your plumbing system. Most homes have cleanouts in the basement, crawlspace, or outside the foundation. If your Clinton Township home doesn’t have a cleanout, we can install one.
We feed the high-pressure hose into the line and start the jetting machine. The nozzle pulls itself through the pipe, cutting through blockages and scrubbing walls as it goes. We work our way through the entire system, making multiple passes if needed for stubborn buildup.
The debris and water flow out through your sewer connection to the street. There’s no mess in your home. The whole process typically takes one to three hours depending on the length of your lines and severity of buildup.
Post-Jetting Video Inspection
After jetting, we run the camera through again. This confirms we’ve cleared everything and lets you see the difference. Your pipes should look dramatically cleaner. We can spot any issues that might need attention and document the condition of your system.
This before-and-after documentation is valuable. It shows you’re getting what you paid for. And it creates a baseline for monitoring your pipes over time.
Why Hydro Jetting Beats Other Drain Cleaning Methods
You’ve got options when your drains clog. Here’s why hydro jetting often gives the best results.
Snaking Just Pokes Holes
Traditional drain snaking uses a rotating cable with a blade or auger on the end. It spins through the blockage, creating a hole for water to pass. But it doesn’t remove the buildup on pipe walls. The clog comes back quickly because most of the debris is still there.
Hydro jetting removes everything. The entire internal diameter of your pipe gets cleaned. You’re not just treating symptoms; you’re actually solving the underlying problem.
Chemical Drain Cleaners Damage Pipes
Those bottles of drain cleaner at the hardware store are terrible for your plumbing. They use harsh chemicals that can corrode metal pipes, soften PVC connections, and create toxic fumes. They rarely work on serious clogs. And they’re dangerous if they splash or if you mix different products.
Hydro jetting uses only water. It’s safe for all pipe materials when done properly by trained technicians. There are no toxic chemicals in your home or in the environment. It’s the most eco-friendly drain cleaning method available.
Snaking Can’t Remove Everything
Even the best mechanical snaking can’t remove hardened grease, mineral scale, or soap scum coating your pipes. These materials build up over years and require the scouring action of high-pressure water to remove.
Think about cleaning a greasy pan. You can scrape it with a knife, but you need hot water and scrubbing to actually get it clean. Same principle with your pipes.
Hydro Jetting Lasts Longer
Because jetting removes all buildup, the results last much longer than snaking. Residential customers often go 18-24 months or more before needing service again. Commercial kitchens on regular jetting schedules avoid emergency calls almost entirely.
That means fewer service calls, less disruption, and lower costs over time. The initial investment in hydro jetting pays for itself.
Residential Hydro Jetting in Clinton Township
Homeowners throughout Clinton Township deal with various plumbing challenges. Hydro jetting addresses most of them.
Kitchen Drain Lines
Your kitchen sink handles grease, food particles, soap, and everything else that goes down the drain. Even if you’re careful about not pouring grease down the sink, some fat content from normal washing ends up in your pipes. Over time, it coats the walls and catches other debris.
Hydro jetting completely removes grease buildup. We use specialized grease-cutting nozzles and hot water when available for even better results. Your kitchen drains will flow like new.
Bathroom Drains and Main Lines
Bathrooms contribute hair, soap scum, toothpaste, and personal care products to your plumbing. Hair is particularly problematic because it tangles with other debris and creates stubborn clogs. In homes with multiple bathrooms, this buildup happens faster.
Jetting removes years of accumulated hair and soap residue. Showers drain instantly instead of leaving you standing in ankle-deep water.
Main Sewer Lines
Your main sewer line carries all wastewater from your home to the municipal connection at the street. This is typically 4-inch to 6-inch pipe running underground. Problems here affect your entire house.
Common main line issues in Clinton Township include tree root intrusion (especially near older neighborhoods with mature trees), pipe offset from ground settling, accumulation of debris over decades, and partial collapse of clay or Orangeburg pipes.
Hydro jetting can address all of these except complete pipe collapse. We’ve restored flow to countless main lines that homeowners thought needed complete replacement. The savings are substantial.
Basement Floor Drains
Floor drains in basements or laundry rooms often get neglected until they back up. They collect lint, dirt, soap, and sediment. The traps can dry out, allowing sewer gases into your home.
Jetting clears these lines completely and restores proper drainage. Important for preventing basement flooding during heavy Michigan rains.
Commercial and Industrial Hydro Jetting
Businesses have much more demanding drain requirements than homes. Hydro jetting is often the only practical solution.
Restaurant and Food Service
Commercial kitchens are the biggest users of hydro jetting services. Despite grease traps, significant amounts of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) enter drain lines. Health codes require maintaining clear lines. A backed-up kitchen can shut you down.
We work with restaurants throughout Clinton Township on scheduled maintenance programs. Monthly or quarterly jetting keeps lines flowing and prevents emergency calls. We schedule service during slow hours to minimize disruption.
Many restaurant owners on Hall Road and in the Metro Parkway corridor rely on us to keep their kitchens operational. You can’t afford to close because of drain problems. Preventative jetting is insurance against that nightmare scenario.
Multi-Family Properties
Apartment buildings and condominiums face unique challenges. Multiple units share common drain lines. Heavy use means faster buildup. One unit’s careless disposal habits can affect everyone.
Property managers in Clinton Township’s larger complexes near Macomb Mall schedule regular jetting for main lines and common areas. It prevents tenant complaints and expensive emergency repairs. We work with several property management companies that oversee hundreds of units in the area.
Manufacturing and Industrial Facilities
Factories and warehouses have large-diameter drain lines handling various waste streams. Floor drains in production areas collect whatever falls or gets washed off equipment. These lines often have significant deposits of dirt, metal shavings, chemicals, or product residue.
Industrial jetting requires more powerful equipment and specialized nozzles. We have truck-mounted units capable of handling large pipes and tough materials. We’ve worked with manufacturing plants throughout Macomb County to maintain their drain infrastructure.
Parking Structures and Storm Drains
Commercial parking lots and structures have catch basins and storm drains that collect runoff, dirt, leaves, trash, and automotive fluids. These drains clog over time, causing flooding during storms.
Jetting clears storm drains quickly and thoroughly. We handle everything from small parking lot drains to large underground storm sewer systems.
The Hydro Jetting Equipment We Use
Not all jetting equipment is created equal. We invest in professional-grade machines because they deliver better results and protect your pipes.
Trailer and Truck-Mounted Systems
Our heavy-duty jetting units mount on trailers or trucks. These systems provide consistent high pressure, large water capacity, and powerful engines that run all day on commercial jobs. They handle the toughest applications and longest runs.
For big jobs like clearing 200 feet of main sewer line or industrial applications, these units are essential.
Portable Jetting Machines
For residential jobs or locations where we can’t get a truck close, we use portable jetting units. These are still professional machines, just more compact. They’re perfect for basement access or backyard cleanouts.
Don’t confuse these with homeowner-grade units. Our portable machines still deliver 3,000+ PSI and have the hose length and nozzle options to handle serious blockages.
Specialized Nozzles for Every Job
We stock dozens of nozzle types. Each one is designed for specific applications:
Penetrating nozzles concentrate water flow forward to break through tough blockages. They’re what we use when tree roots or hardened debris is completely blocking the pipe.
Spinner nozzles have jets that rotate as they move through the pipe. This creates a scrubbing action that cleans walls thoroughly. Best for removing grease and scale.
Chain flail nozzles have chains attached that whip around as water flows. The chains beat against pipe walls and cut through roots. Very effective but requires skill to use safely.
Grease nozzles are specifically designed to emulsify fats and flush them away. They have jet patterns that work well in the horizontal pipes common in kitchen drain systems.
The right nozzle makes all the difference. This is where experience and training matter. Using the wrong nozzle can be ineffective or even damage pipes.
Hot Water Jetting Capability
For grease-heavy applications, hot water jetting works better than cold. Heat liquefies grease so it flushes away easier. We have units capable of heating water to 200+ degrees.
Most restaurants benefit from hot water jetting. It’s also effective for homes with chronic grease problems.
Safety and Proper Technique Matter
Hydro jetting uses extremely high pressure. Water at 3,000 PSI can cause serious injury and damage property if misused. This isn’t a DIY job, and not all plumbers have proper training.
Trained and Certified Technicians
Our technicians complete specialized training in hydro jetting techniques and safety. They understand pipe materials, appropriate pressure levels, proper nozzle selection, and safety protocols.
High-pressure water can cut through flesh like a knife. Our team uses proper protective equipment and follows strict safety procedures. They’re trained to recognize when jetting might damage weak pipes and when alternative methods are better.
Pressure Control
Different pipes and situations require different pressures. Old clay pipes or thin-wall PVC can’t handle the same PSI as new cast iron or thick-wall plastic. We adjust pressure to match your specific pipes.
Too much pressure can blast through weak spots. Too little won’t clean effectively. Experience and judgment make the difference.
Knowing When Not to Jet
This is crucial. If your pipes are severely deteriorated, collapsed, or have major cracks, hydro jetting might cause more damage. That’s why we always inspect first with a camera.
We’ll tell you honestly if jetting isn’t the right solution. Sometimes pipe repair or replacement is necessary. We’d rather be straight with you than cause additional problems for a quick buck.
Why Clinton Township Properties Choose Drain Masters Rooter Plumbing
Hydro jetting is a specialized service. You want experienced professionals with the right equipment.
We Own Professional-Grade Equipment
Many plumbing companies rent jetting machines when they need them or use underpowered consumer-grade equipment. We own multiple professional jetting systems because hydro jetting is a core service we provide daily.
Our equipment is well-maintained, powerful, and capable of handling any application. When you call us, you’re getting true professional-grade service.
Experience With All Pipe Types and Situations
We’ve jetted thousands of drain lines in Clinton Township over the years. Clay pipes from the 1950s. Cast iron stacks. Modern PVC. Commercial grease lines. Industrial drains. Tree root invasions. We’ve seen and handled everything.
This experience means we can assess your situation quickly and choose the right approach. We know what works and what doesn’t. We can spot potential problems before they become expensive disasters.
Video Documentation
We document every jetting job with video footage. You get to see the condition of your pipes before and after service. This transparency builds trust and proves the value you’re receiving.
The video also creates a record of your plumbing system’s condition. If issues develop later, we have baseline footage for comparison.
Honest Recommendations
If your situation doesn’t require hydro jetting, we’ll tell you. Sometimes a good mechanical snaking is sufficient. Other times, pipe repair is necessary before jetting would be safe or effective.
We make recommendations based on what’s actually best for your property, not what generates the highest bill. Repeat customers and referrals are more valuable to us than one-time maximum charges.
24/7 Emergency Service
Severe drain backups don’t wait for business hours. When your business can’t operate or sewage is backing into your home, you need help immediately.
We provide true 24/7 emergency jetting services. A real technician responds, not an answering service taking messages. We’ll get to your Clinton Township location as quickly as possible with the equipment needed to solve the problem.
Licensed, Insured, and Bonded
We’re properly licensed master plumbers in Michigan. We carry comprehensive insurance including coverage for high-pressure equipment operation. This protects you and your property.
Some companies offering jetting services aren’t properly licensed or insured for this specialized work. That’s a huge risk. If something goes wrong, you could be liable. Always verify credentials before allowing anyone to perform high-pressure work on your property.
Hydro Jetting vs. Pipe Replacement
When you’ve got serious sewer line problems, you might think complete replacement is inevitable. Hydro jetting can often save you that expense.
Pipe replacement costs $50-$200+ per foot depending on depth, location, and pipe type. Replacing a 50-foot sewer lateral can easily cost $5,000-$10,000 or more.
Hydro jetting typically costs $400-$800 for residential main lines. Even with periodic maintenance jetting every 18-24 months, you’ll spend years before approaching replacement costs.
Obviously, pipes that are collapsed or completely deteriorated do need replacement. But many situations that seem hopeless can actually be resolved with thorough jetting and maybe some spot repairs.
We had a homeowner near Chandler Park convinced they needed complete sewer replacement. Their line backed up constantly and multiple plumbers told them the pipe was shot. We did a camera inspection and found heavy root intrusion and severe scaling, but the pipe structure was actually sound.
After hydro jetting and root treatment, their line worked perfectly. That was three years ago and they haven’t had issues since. Periodic maintenance jetting keeps it clear. They saved over $8,000 compared to replacement.
Preventative Maintenance Programs
The best time to jet your drains is before you have a problem. Preventative maintenance keeps your plumbing running smoothly and prevents emergency situations.
Residential Maintenance
For homeowners, we recommend hydro jetting every 18-24 months if you have:
- Older homes with original plumbing
- Properties with mature trees near sewer lines
- History of recurring clogs
- Cast iron or clay sewer pipes
- Large households with heavy drain use
Regular jetting removes buildup before it becomes a blockage. It’s much cheaper than emergency service calls and repairs.
Commercial Maintenance
Businesses benefit even more from scheduled maintenance. We create custom programs based on your specific needs.
Restaurants typically need monthly or quarterly jetting depending on volume. We schedule service during your slowest hours so it doesn’t interfere with business.
Apartment complexes often schedule quarterly jetting for main lines and common areas. This prevents tenant complaints and expensive emergency calls.
Office buildings and retail properties might need annual or bi-annual service depending on usage and pipe age.
The cost of maintenance is a fraction of what you’d pay for emergency service, lost business, and potential property damage from backups.
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Drain Cleaning
Clogged drains are more than just an inconvenience—they can lead to costly damage if left untreated. Our expert plumbers use advanced tools to quickly and effectively remove blockages in sinks, tubs, and toilets. With routine drain cleaning, you can avoid backups and ensure your system flows smoothly year-round.
Jetting
When standard cleaning isn’t enough, high-pressure jetting gets the job done. We use state-of-the-art equipment to blast away grease, sludge, roots, and debris from inside your pipes. This powerful method not only clears current blockages but also helps prevent future clogs, making it an ideal solution for long-term plumbing health.
Plumbing
From leak repairs to repiping, our licensed plumbers provide reliable solutions tailored to your home or business needs. We offer a full spectrum of services, including drain cleaning, water heater installation, and emergency repairs, ensuring your system runs efficiently and reliably. Trust our experienced team for professional, high-quality plumbing work every time.
Sewer Repairs & Replacement
Sewer problems can disrupt your property and pose serious health risks if not handled quickly. At Drain Masters Rooter Plumbing, we specialize in repairing and replacing damaged sewer lines using both traditional and trenchless methods. Whether it’s root intrusion, cracked pipes, or a collapsed line, our team diagnoses the issue with precision and provides the most cost-effective, long-term solution.
Floor Breaks
Some plumbing problems hide beneath concrete floors and require specialized access. Our expert floor break services provide safe, controlled openings to reach underground pipes without unnecessary damage. Using professional-grade cutting equipment, we minimize dust, debris, and disruption while exposing only the exact area that needs repair.
Camera Inspections with Video
When it comes to plumbing problems, seeing is believing. Our advanced camera inspections provide a real-time, high-definition look inside your pipes, allowing us to identify clogs, cracks, leaks, or root intrusions with pinpoint accuracy. This non-invasive technology eliminates guesswork and prevents unnecessary digging or costly trial-and-error repairs.
Leak Detection
Leaks often remain hidden until they cause expensive water damage, mold growth, or high utility bills. Our leak detection service uses state-of-the-art technology—including electronic listening devices, moisture meters, and thermal imaging—to pinpoint leaks quickly without tearing into walls, floors, or ceilings.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hydro Jetting in Clinton Township
Q1. How much does hydro jetting cost in Clinton Township?
Residential hydro jetting typically runs $400-$800 for main sewer lines. Simple drain lines might be $250-$400. Commercial jetting costs more depending on pipe size, length, and severity of buildup. Jobs requiring extensive work or very long pipe runs can cost $1,000-$2,000 or more.
The wide range depends on several factors. How long is the line we need to jet? What pipe size? How severe is the buildup? Do we need special nozzles for roots or grease? Is this a simple cleanout access or do we need to remove a toilet?
We provide exact pricing after inspecting your situation. The investment is substantial, but it’s typically a fraction of what you’d pay for pipe replacement. And the results last years rather than months.
Q2. Is hydro jetting safe for all pipes?
When done properly by trained professionals, hydro jetting is safe for most pipes. We can safely jet PVC, ABS, cast iron, copper, and even older clay pipes if they’re in reasonable condition.
The key is proper inspection first. We use video cameras to assess pipe condition before jetting. If pipes are severely deteriorated, cracked, or partially collapsed, we’ll recommend repair or replacement instead of jetting.
We also adjust pressure based on pipe type and condition. Old clay pipes get lower pressure than new PVC. Thin-wall pipes require more care than thick-wall commercial pipes.
This is why experience and training matter. Untrained operators can damage pipes by using excessive pressure or improper techniques. Our technicians know how to protect your plumbing while getting excellent cleaning results.
Q3. How long does the hydro jetting process take?
Most residential jetting jobs take 1-3 hours including setup, inspection, jetting, and post-service camera check. Simple drain lines might take less time. Extensive main line cleaning with multiple passes could take longer.
Commercial jobs vary widely. A restaurant grease line might take 1-2 hours. Large multi-unit properties or industrial facilities could take half a day or more.
We’ll give you a time estimate when we schedule your appointment. We work efficiently while being thorough. You want the job done right, not rushed.
Q4. How often should I have my drains hydro jetted?
For residential properties, every 18-24 months is typical for preventative maintenance if you have risk factors like old pipes or large trees. If you’ve never had problems and have newer plumbing, you might not need regular jetting at all.
Commercial kitchens usually need monthly or quarterly jetting depending on volume. A busy restaurant might need monthly service. Smaller cafes might go quarterly.
Multi-family properties typically benefit from quarterly jetting of main lines. Office buildings might need annual service.
The best schedule depends on your specific situation. After your first jetting service, we can recommend an appropriate maintenance frequency based on what we found in your pipes and how they respond to cleaning.
Q5. Can hydro jetting remove tree roots?
Yes, hydro jetting is extremely effective at removing tree roots from sewer lines. We use specialized root-cutting nozzles with concentrated forward jets that slice through roots and chain flail attachments that beat them away from pipe walls.
The high-pressure water cuts roots flush with the inside of the pipe and washes all debris away. This gives better results than mechanical root cutting, which can leave rough edges that help new roots establish quickly.
However, jetting alone won’t prevent roots from returning. Roots grow back because there’s a crack or joint where they entered. After jetting, we recommend root-killing treatments applied through your cleanout. These chemicals create a barrier that prevents regrowth for 1-2 years.
For long-term solutions, you might need pipe repair or replacement at the point of intrusion. But jetting combined with chemical treatments gives you several years of trouble-free service in most cases.
Q6. What’s the difference between hydro jetting and regular drain snaking?
Drain snaking uses a rotating cable with a blade or auger to cut through blockages. It creates a hole for water to flow. The buildup on pipe walls remains, so clogs return relatively quickly.
Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water (3,000-4,000 PSI) to completely scour the inside of your pipes. It removes all buildup, returning your pipes to nearly original diameter. Results last much longer.
Think of snaking as stabbing a hole through a clogged artery versus jetting as completely cleaning it out. Both have their place. Simple recent clogs often respond fine to snaking. Heavy buildup, grease accumulation, recurring problems, and tree roots need the thorough cleaning that only jetting provides.
We’ll recommend whichever method is appropriate for your specific situation. Sometimes snaking is sufficient and more economical. Other times, jetting is the only real solution.
Q7. Will hydro jetting damage my landscaping or yard?
We access your sewer line through existing cleanouts, which are usually in your basement, crawlspace, or near your foundation. We don’t need to dig in most cases. Your landscaping stays untouched.
If your property doesn’t have a cleanout or it’s not accessible, we might need to install one or access the line at the foundation. This requires minimal digging, typically just a small area that’s easily restored.
The only time significant excavation is necessary is if inspection reveals pipe damage that needs repair. But that’s a separate issue from the jetting itself. And even then, modern techniques like pipe lining can often repair pipes without extensive digging.
Get Professional Hydro Jetting Service in Clinton Township
Your drains and sewer lines handle tons of waste over their lifetime. Eventually, buildup restricts flow and causes problems. Don’t wait until you’re dealing with a backed-up sewer or a kitchen that can’t operate.
Drain Masters Rooter Plumbing provides professional hydro jetting services throughout Clinton Township and Macomb County. We have the experience, equipment, and expertise to handle any jetting application from residential homes to large commercial facilities.
Call us today to schedule a video inspection and find out if hydro jetting is right for your property. We’ll explain exactly what we find, give you upfront pricing, and provide honest recommendations. Whether you need emergency service now or want to schedule preventative maintenance, we’re here to help.
Your Clinton Township neighbors trust us with their toughest drain problems. Let us show you what truly clean pipes look like. Contact Drain Masters Rooter Plumbing now and experience the difference that professional hydro jetting makes.
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