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Hydrojetting
Does Your Sewer Line Keep backing up?
Sewer Line Before Hydrojetting
Sewer Line After Hydrojetting
Check out the difference the hydrojetter was able to make in this customer’s sewer line!
Note: These two videos start at the exact same point in the sewer line.
This customer was seeking an estimate to replace his sewer line, which can be very expensive.
But upon inspecting his line with a camera we recommended hydrojetting instead.
Now his sewer line is flowing great and it saved him $1,000's in the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No, hydrojetting requires specialized high-pressure equipment and training to use safely, since the wrong pressure or technique can damage pipes rather than clean them. Hydrojetting equipment isn't something available for DIY use, and it's paired with a camera inspection beforehand to make sure it's the right approach. Call 928-773-4905 and we'll handle it safely and correctly.
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A slow-draining shower is usually caused by a buildup of hair, soap scum, and mineral scale narrowing the inside of the drainpipe. Store-bought drain cleaners often only clear a small channel through the buildup, so the problem tends to return within a few weeks. Call 928-773-4905 and we can clear it properly, so it stays clear.
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Hydrojetting is safe for most pipe types and conditions, but older or already-fragile pipes can be more susceptible to damage from high water pressure. That's why we always start with a camera inspection to check the condition of your line before recommending hydrojetting. Call 928-773-4905 and we'll confirm it’s the right choice for your pipes.