When Your Pipes Fight Back- We Bring The Pressure

Hydro-Jetting, Rooter & Sewer Camera Services

Keep your drain and sewer lines flowing smoothly with our professional hydro-jetting, rooter, and sewer camera inspection services. Over time, grease, food waste, sludge, scale, tree roots, and other debris can build up inside your pipes and cause slow drains, recurring clogs, or complete backups.

Our equipment allows us to locate the problem, clear the blockage, and inspect the condition of your sewer and drain lines to help identify problems before they become costly repairs.

What Is Hydro-Jetting?

Hydro-jetting uses high-pressure water up to 4,000 PSI to thoroughly clean the inside of drain and sewer lines.

A specialized jetting nozzle can remove:

• Grease and fat buildup
• Food and organic waste
• Scale, sludge, and mineral deposits
• Heavy buildup and stubborn blockages
• Debris left behind after rooter service

Unlike basic drain snaking, hydro-jetting doesn’t just open a path through the blockage—it cleans the inside of the pipe, improving flow and helping prevent recurring clogs.

Rooter Service for Tree Roots & Tough Blockages

Tree roots can enter underground sewer and drain lines through cracks, damaged joints, and other openings. Once inside, they can restrict flow, cause repeated backups, and contribute to additional pipe damage.

Our professional rooter service uses specialized rotating cutting equipment to:

• Cut through and remove intrusive roots
• Break apart tough obstructions
• Clear heavily blocked sewer and drain lines
• Restore proper flow

Rootering can be followed by hydro-jetting to flush remaining debris from the line and provide a more thorough cleaning.

Sewer Scope & Camera Inspections

When you need to know what is actually happening inside a sewer or drain line, a sewer camera inspection can help identify the problem without unnecessary digging or guesswork.

We use professional sewer camera equipment to inspect the inside of accessible drain and sewer lines and help identify:

• Cracked or damaged pipes
• Root intrusion
• Grease and debris buildup
• Pipe separations and damaged joints
• Bellies or low spots in sewer lines
• Recurring blockage locations
• Foreign objects and obstructions
• Overall pipe condition

A sewer scope can be especially useful for recurring drain problems, troubleshooting sewer backups, inspecting older plumbing systems, and determining whether a line needs cleaning or repair.

Camera inspections can also be performed before and after hydro-jetting or rooter service to help locate the problem and verify the condition of the line after cleaning.

Why Regular Drain & Sewer Maintenance Matters

✓ Helps prevent backups and flooding
✓ Reduces drain odors and recurring clogs
✓ Identifies potential pipe problems early
✓ Extends the life of your plumbing system
✓ Helps avoid unexpected downtime and costly emergency repairs
✓ Keeps commercial kitchens and facilities operational

For many commercial kitchens and high-use facilities, preventative drain and sewer cleaning every 3–6 months can help reduce grease buildup and unexpected backups. The ideal maintenance schedule depends on usage, grease volume, pipe condition, and the history of the plumbing system.