Hydro Jetting Services
Our hydro jetting services are available for both residential and commercial applications. We handle routine maintenance, emergency backups, and full-system cleaning for:
- Sewer and main drain lines
- Branch and floor drains
- Trench and culvert pipes
- Storm drains and catch basins
We also offer customized maintenance plans to prevent future issues. These include scheduled jetting, discounted service rates, and extended warranties for businesses and property managers.
The process is highly effective for pipes ranging from 1.5 to 9 inches in diameter and can be used on everything from household drains to industrial sewers, even large municipal culvert systems. Depending on the clog, a trained Roto-Rooter hydro jetting technician selects the ideal nozzle type to resolve the problem:
- Forward-facing jets to cut through tough obstructions
- Side and rear jets for 360-degree pipe wall cleaning
- Multi-directional nozzles designed to clear hardened scale or root infiltration
Once the jetting service is completed, the technician will make note of anything unusual that might indicate structural trouble with the pipeline. If damage is suspected, he’ll order a follow-up video inspection to check for problems and verify the pipe is completely clean and free-flowing. A professional video camera inspection will accurately assess the type and location of any blockage so we can assess how best to resolve it. This process highlights what to expect during a water jetting service and why it’s one of the most effective ways to restore your pipes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Roto-Rooter hydro jetting cost?
Hydro jetting costs can vary depending on the severity of the clog, pipe length, and location. An in-person estimate provides the most accurate pricing.
How often should I have my sewer lines jetted?
For most homes, hydro jetting once every 1–2 years helps prevent buildup and blockages. Businesses like restaurants may need more frequent service due to heavy grease and waste. A plumber can recommend a schedule based on usage and pipe condition.
Is hydro jetting safe for old pipes?
Hydro jetting is generally safe when performed by a licensed plumber, even on older pipes. However, very brittle or damaged lines (like old clay or corroded cast iron) should be inspected first to avoid risk. A professional can assess if hydro jetting is the right choice for your system.
Is hydro jetting worth it?
Yes—hydro jetting is a highly effective, long-lasting solution for clearing tough clogs and thoroughly cleaning sewer pipes. It’s especially beneficial for recurring blockages or preparing pipes for inspection or repair.
What is a water jetter?
A water jetter, or hydro jetter, is a high-pressure plumbing tool used to clear stubborn clogs and clean the inside of pipes. It blasts water at up to 4,000 PSI to remove grease, roots, scale, and debris from sewer and drain lines.


