High Pressure Water Jetting

Hydro Jetting Services

A clogged drain is never fun, but sometimes, no matter what you do, the clog just won’t break away. Perhaps you have tried chemicals from the local hardware store, but you have not been successful. Your stress level is starting to rise, you can’t use the bathroom or the kitchen sink because the water has nowhere to go, and you don’t know what to do.

In extreme situations such as this, it is possible that you may need hydro jetting services due to grease and grime build up in your pipes or tree roots in your sewer line, which can only be done by a licensed and experienced plumber with the proper tools and hydro jetting drain cleaning equipment.

Signs you need Water Jetting

The most common sign of the need for hydro jetting or water jetting is an excess of sewer material coming up from a floor drain, which is usually located in the lowest part of your house or yard. If you notice this happening, or any of the below warning signs, be sure to call Canyon Hills Plumbing immediately.

• Slow draining pipes – If your drains are clearing slower and slower over time, this is an indication of a deep drain clog.
• Loud drain pipes – If your pipes are making sounds similar to gurgling, or even a screeching or hissing, this could mean you have air in the system.
• Odorous drains – If you smell sewage, this might simply mean that you need to add water to your p-trap. But, if that doesn’t fix the problem, this could be the sign of something more serious.

What to Look for in Hydro Jetting Services

Not all plumbers are licensed or skilled in hydro jetting to clean your pipe walls, nor do they have the proper water jetting equipment. If you think you need hydro jetting, a skilled professional plumber like the ones near you here at Canyon Hills Plumbing will be able to recognize the signs of a clogged drain or sewer line by asking you a few specific questions when you call. If indeed you do need hydrojetting drain cleaning, we will visually inspect your indoor plumbing system and sewer lines with a camera inspection that can help us properly diagnose the situation upon arrival.

After the hydro jetting process is completed, we will do another camera inspection to inspect the pipes to ensure the process was successful, and to ascertain the condition of the pipes.