The amount of water used depends on the size and length of the pipe system being cleaned. On average, hydro jetting uses between 20–60 gallons per minute, making it an efficient option for removing stubborn clogs.
The best way to determine if hydro jetting is right for your plumbing issue is to schedule an inspection. A video camera inspection can...
Signs that indicate hydro jetting might be needed include recurring clogs, slow drains, sewage backups, unpleasant odors from drains, or...
No, hydro jetting is a non-invasive procedure. There’s no need for digging or excavation unless there is a significant issue with the...
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