Hydro Jetting Services in Los Angeles
High-pressure water jetting up to 4,000 PSI u2014 removes grease, roots, and scale that snaking alone can’t clear.
Hydro jetting uses a high-pressure stream of water to scour the inside of a pipe completely u2014 not just punch a hole through a clog. It removes grease buildup, mineral scale, and root intrusion, restoring the pipe closer to its original diameter rather than leaving a narrow channel that clogs again soon after.
It’s especially effective for older cast iron lines, kitchen lines with heavy grease buildup, and sewer lines with recurring root problems. We inspect with a camera first to confirm the pipe can safely handle jetting, then follow up with another camera pass to confirm the result.
When Hydro Jetting Helps Most
Drains clog again within weeks of being snaked
Kitchen line has heavy grease buildup
Tree roots are growing into the sewer line
Older cast iron or clay pipes with scale buildup
You want a deeper clean than snaking can provide
What’s Included
Up to 4,000 PSI
Professional-grade equipment for a full pipe-wall clean.
Pre & Post Camera Check
Confirm the pipe can handle jetting, then verify the result.
Grease & Scale Removal
Restores pipes closer to their original diameter.
Root Cutting
Clears root intrusion from sewer lines safely.
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Hydro Jetting — Common Questions
Is hydro jetting safe for older pipes?
We run a camera inspection before jetting to confirm the pipe is in good enough condition to handle the pressure. Very deteriorated pipes such as heavily corroded cast iron or cracked clay may not be suitable for hydro jetting, and we will tell you that before proceeding.
How long does hydro jetting last?
For residential kitchen lines, jetting typically keeps the line clear for 1 to 3 years depending on cooking habits and grease load. Commercial kitchens benefit from quarterly jetting. Root problems will return as roots regrow, so jetting is part of an ongoing maintenance schedule for root-affected lines.
What is the difference between hydro jetting and drain snaking?
Drain snaking uses a mechanical cable to punch through or retrieve a blockage. Hydro jetting scours the entire pipe wall at up to 4,000 PSI, removing the grease coating, mineral scale, and root debris that cause recurring clogs. Jetting produces a longer-lasting result but costs more.