INDUSTRIAL GRADE CLEANING
HIGH-PRESSURE HYDRO JETTING
Restore your commercial drainage system to 100% capacity. Our high-velocity water jetting obliterates grease, scale, and mineral deposits without damaging your infrastructure.
Our Service Process
Chemical cleaners only create small holes in clogs. Our hydro jetting system cleans the entire pipe diameter to bare metal.
Total Blockage Removal
Our equipment operates at up to 4,000 PSI, effectively shearing through solidified grease, heavy root intrusion, and hardened mineral scale that standard snaking cannot touch.
Preventative Maintenance
Stop emergencies before they shut down your kitchen. Quarterly jetting reduces the risk of back-ups by 95% in high-volume facilities.
The CleanStream™ Process
A data-backed, systematic approach to pipe restoration.
1
Video Inspection
We deploy high-definition
fiber optic cameras to
pinpoint the exact location
and nature of the
obstruction.
2
Calibration
Engineers select the
specific nozzle geometry
and pressure settings
based on your pipe
material and diameter.
3
Jetting Launch
The jetter is introduced
against the flow of gravity
to ensure all debris is
flushed out of the system
efficiently.
4
Residue Flush
A secondary high-volume
low-pressure rinse
removes any remaining
micro-particles and greasy
film.
5
Arrival
A post-service video
report is provided to the
client as proof of pipe
restoration and structural
integrity.
Expert Technical Answers
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Is hydro jetting safe for older pipes?
Yes, when performed by experts. We always conduct a video inspection first to assess structural integrity. For aged systems, we adjust PSI and flow rates to ensure thorough cleaning without compromising the substrate.
How often should commercial kitchens jet?
For high-volume restaurants, we recommend quarterly jetting.
Moderate facilities usually require semi-annual service to maintain
optimal flow and prevent FOG (Fats, Oils, Grease) compliance issues.
What is the difference between jetting and snaking?
Snaking merely punches a hole through a clog to restore some flow. Hydro jetting scours the entire wall of the pipe, removing the “sludge” that snaking leaves behind, providing a much longer lasting solution.
READY TO RESTORE YOUR FLOW?
Don’t wait for a drainage emergency to shut your doors. Get a comprehensive quote for one-time restoration or ongoing preventative maintenance.