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Hydro Jetting – Say Goodbye to Clogs!

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Comprehensive Sewer Backup Cleaning

Our sewer and drain cleaning team has over 30 years of field experience and a deep sense of service and integrity as a veteran owned business. We will ensure the pipes are cleaned right the first time, every time. Having the right hydro jet equipment is crucial to ensure effective cleaning of your sewer pipes.

We use a high-tech video drain inspector that can help us see exactly what is going on in your sewer pipes, so we can eliminate all blockages or help you make a good decision when buying a home. The typical hydro jetting cost ranges between $350 and $1,300 for residential services, depending on factors such as the severity and location of clogs, pipe condition, and accessibility.

Hydro Jetting – the safest, most effective way to clean out tree roots, grease, and other waste in pipes using high-velocity water pressure through a jet nozzle.
If your sewer line backups again under regular use, we’ll come and clean it again under your 5-year hydro jet warranty. It even includes a 2 1/2 year checkup and cleaning as necessary.

What Is Hydro Jetting?

Hydro jetting is a powerful and effective method of clearing clogs and debris from sewer lines and pipes. This technique involves using high-pressure water jets to scour the pipe walls, effectively removing grease, food particles, mineral scale, debris, and even stubborn tree roots. Unlike traditional methods that may rely on harsh chemicals, hydro jetting is a non-chemical, environmentally friendly option for cleaning pipes. It’s particularly useful in settings with high water usage, such as construction sites, restaurants, and institutions, where it can efficiently clear clogs and flush out built-up debris from sewer lines.

How Does Hydro Jetting Work?

The hydro jetting process starts with a jetter, which is equipped with a tank of water, a hose, a nozzle, and a device that pressurizes the water. Depending on the size of the drain and the nature of the clog, the nozzle can vary in shape and size. For instance, a chisel-type nozzle is perfect for cutting through hard blockages like roots, ice, or hardened buildup. Before the hydro jetting begins, a plumber performs an initial video inspection to pinpoint the clog’s location and composition. This step ensures that the pipe configuration won’t cause sewage to backflush into the clean water supply. Once everything is set, the high-pressure water is sent down the sewer line, breaking up clogs and flushing out debris from clogged sewer lines, leaving your once clogged drain clean and clear.

For Sewer Cleaning in St. Louis, Hydro Jetting Beats Pipe Snakes

The better option for almost every clog in your main sewer line is using highly pressurized water. Put simply, a hydro jet drain cleaning uses a pressurized nozzle that is lowered into the clogged pipe. Water is safely sprayed through the pipe at high speeds clearing out any clogs or debris. Residential hydro jetting is generally more affordable for homeowners, while commercial hydro jetting tends to be more expensive due to the larger and more complex plumbing systems in commercial properties.

When it comes to drain cleaning in St. Louis, we are often called for a second opinion before someone spends thousands of dollars digging out and replacing their sewer pipes. Frequently, we save them thousands with a thorough hydro jet drain cleaning. Regular hydro jetting is crucial for maintaining a well-functioning sewer system, preventing severe clogs and costly repairs. Plus, we have the best warranty around St. Louis, giving you more for the hydro jetting cost!

Benefits of Hydro Jetting

Hydro jetting offers numerous benefits, making it a go-to solution for many plumbing issues. One of its primary advantages is its ability to break up stubborn clogs in your septic lines made of various materials, including food residues, mineral deposits, and congealed baby wipes without dangerous chemical drain cleaners. This high-powered technique is incredibly effective for clearing clogs and flushing out built-up debris from sewer lines. It’s particularly useful in environments with high water usage, such as construction sites, restaurants, and institutions. Additionally, hydro jetting helps prevent future clogs and backups by thoroughly removing grease and debris that could cause problems down the line. With hydro jetting, you can ensure your sewer lines remain clear and functional for longer periods.

Can Hydro Jetting damage pipes?

Calling on a skilled hydro jet drain cleaner is much safer than using a plumbing snake for your pipe walls when you need to clear blockages. The high-pressured water clears out debris but is much gentler so it is even safe for old pipes. Pipe snakes are difficult and dangerous to use by their very nature. A cable (spinning or whipping back and forth) inside an older pipe may (or may not) clear the clog, but it can also cause scratches or cracks inside the pipe. This can make your problem worse and even more expensive to fix.

What type of clog will Hydro Jetting work on?

A hydro jetting machine pressurizes water to effectively remove significant clogs and blockages and clean the interior of pipe walls, scrubbing heavy buildup and flushing out debris. If you’re dealing with tree roots or other serious debris, hydro jetting your sewer pipe is really your only option. Hydro jetting’s ability to cut through any debris without damaging pipes or using chemical drain cleaners makes it the number one option for conquering clogs. If you’ve been told you need to spend thousands of dollars to replace a section of your sewer pipe, or you have had the same clog forming several times, and you’re sick of spending more money without seeing results, sewer jetting works on serious clogs.

Hydro jetting works great for most sewer clogs:

Tree roots
Serious debris
Hygiene products
Cotton swabs
Grease
Coffee grounds
Large pieces of food
Soap residue

Tree roots
Serious debris
Hygiene products
Cotton swabs
Grease
Coffee grounds
Large pieces of food
Soap residue

What areas do we serve in St. Charles and St. Louis Counties?

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Ballwin

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Brentwood

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Chesterfield

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Clayton

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Cottleville

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Ellisville

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Eureka

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Frontenac

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Kirkwood

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Lake St. Louis

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Ladue

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Manchester

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Maryland Heights

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O'Fallon

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St. Charles

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St. Peters

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Town & Country

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University City

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Webster Groves

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Wentzville

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Wildwood

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