FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT HYDRO JETTING
Hydro jetting utilizes water and compressed water to sweep up and clear and clean debris. Jetter is an effective machine commonly used in sewers to clean sanitary sewers. It propels nozzle-filled vapors through an inlet and through a specially rotating nozzle for removing debris.
Hydro jetting can be very efficient. Pressurized waters break through most clogs and force them to enter a system. Clean plumbing can improve the efficiency of plumbing systems.
Scrubbing and hydro jetting clean up clogged areas and improve drainage speed. However, hydro jetting has been shown to provide a powerful and flexible way to clean sewage lines. Water jetting is effective because it reduces the grease buildup in any sewer line.
While hydro jetting equipment uses high-pressure water to clear blockages, it is designed not to cause damage to old pipes. However, attempting DIY hydro jetting without proper training or equipment can lead to jetting damage to old pipes. It’s important to note that the effectiveness of hydro jetting depends on the condition of the pipe walls. If the pipes are already weakened or damaged, there is a risk of further damage during hydro jetting. That’s why it’s best to leave hydro jetting to the professionals at Dan’s Drain Services, who have the expertise to assess the condition of your pipes and perform hydro jetting safely and effectively.
Determining how often to schedule residential hydro jetting services for your residential sewer system depends on several factors, including the age and condition of your plumbing pipes, the frequency of clogs and backups, and the overall usage of your sewer system. As a general guideline, we recommend scheduling hydro jetting services at least once every 1-2 years to prevent stubborn clogs and maintain the integrity of your plumbing lines. However, homes with older or more vulnerable sewer systems may benefit from more frequent hydro jetting to address potential issues before they escalate. Our plumbing company can assess your sewer system and recommend a hydro jetting schedule tailored to your specific needs, ensuring that your plumbing lines remain clear and functional for years to come.