In few words, it’s pressure washing the inside of your pipes. Highly effective and clearing grease and other blockages that a typical cable can’t un-stick. There is also instant feedback - since hydro jetting uses water, I know right when a drain is unclogged because the water from the jetter immediately starts draining. The downside is that until the drain is cleared the water it jets out has nowhere to go so it comes back up the drain. It can be a nasty process and that comes with a higher price. For most, it’s worth every penny!

Food waste, coffee grounds, fats, and oils all contribute to slow drains. Add to this ever increasing confidence in the power of garbage disposals and kitchen sinks become one of the most frequently clogged drains in a home.

Makeup, soaps, floss, and beard trimmings all find their way into your drains. Bathroom sinks can be arranged as a dual vanity with two sinks. These can frequently share a vertical drain pipe between them, meaning if a clog comes from one side, it can easily impact the other sink.

Long hair is the #1 contributor to slow or blocked shower drains. While water goes down the tub drain 90% of the time, we send our cable down the overflow. This allows the cable to go straight down the drain, rather than making two 90 degree turns.

Toilets can run, leak, flush slow, or (worst case) not flush at all. "Flushable" wipes, heavy TP usage, or otherwise - we've got you covered.

Lint, grime, dirt, and detergent can build up in laundry drains over time. Laundry drains can be in a wall behind laundry machines. Discharge hoses can also be directed into nearby sinks.