Initial Inspection

Before starting the pipe jetting process, a professional technician typically performs an initial inspection of your plumbing system. This often involves using a small camera to assess the condition of the pipes and identify the location and severity of blockages or buildup.

Setting Up Equipment

Once the initial inspection is complete, the plumber will prepare the needed equipment for drain and sewer jetting. This includes a specialized hose with various interchangeable nozzles — each designed for different types of blockages, and a high-pressure water tank or pump.

High-Pressure Water Application

The next step is to insert the hose and nozzle into the pipes through an access point (such as a cleanout or drain). Water is expelled at pressures of up to 4000 PSI (pounds per square inch), which is strong enough to blast through any obstructions. The pressure can be adjusted depending on the severity of the blockage and the condition of the pipes to ensure safe and effective cleaning. Hydro jetting roots is actually one of the most common uses for this method, as tree roots can penetrate and block sewer lines. The highly pressurized water can also reach into the smallest crevices and effectively clean the entire pipe.

Continuous Flushing

As the high-pressure water breaks apart and dislodges the buildup, the continuous flow flushes the debris out of the pipe system. This leaves your pipes clean and free-flowing, significantly reducing the chances of future clogs.

Roberts Plumbing Hydro Jet & Rooter proudly offers reliable hydro jetting services to residential and commercial clients. With years of experience and state-of-the-art equipment, we make sure your pipes are thoroughly cleaned and functioning properly. Talk to our certified technicians today to learn more about our host of top-quality plumbing solutions.