What Is Hydro Jetting?
There are several ways to clean a drain. One of the oldest is using a drain snake or auger. You're probably familiar with it. It involves punching a hole through a clog to let water pass. That might work in the short term, but it often leaves residue on the walls of the pipe. That buildup will often quickly lead to another clog.
Hydro jetting takes a different approach. It uses highly pressurized water to wash away grease, food waste, mineral deposits, and even invasive roots. This method scours the inside of the pipe to not only break up blockages but also flush away the debris. The result is cleaner pipes and longer-lasting performance.
Is Hydro Jetting Safe for My Plumbing?
Our hydro jetting in Auburn is capable of blasting up to 4,000 PSI, so it's natural for property owners to wonder whether it's safe. We're here to confirm. Yes, it's safe when done by professionals that know what they're doing.
Acknowledge Plumbing doesn't just dive in head-first. Our plumber will begin with an inspection. If necessary, we use a video camera to check for weak spots or damage. We also match the pressure to the type and condition of the pipe. That way, you get a deep clean without putting your plumbing at risk.
Plus, because hydro jetting uses only water - and no chemicals - it’s a safe and environmentally friendly option for households and businesses.
When Should You Consider Hydro Jetting?
Older pipes often collect sediment or tree roots while newer systems might be handling more grease, soap, or food debris than expected. If your property is prone to slow drains or needs frequent service, hydro jetting is likely the solution. It's time to call for our hydro jetting service in Auburn when:
- You’re dealing with recurring clogs
- Multiple drains in the building are running slowly
- You smell unpleasant odors from sinks or drains
- You want to prevent future problems before they start
While many property owners and managers schedule hydro jetting on an as-needed basis, it's always advisable to schedule drain cleaning once every three to five years to reset your system and avoid future emergencies.
Call Acknowledge Plumbing Today
Have you had it with the plunger and elbow grease? Is your toilet overflowing - again? Then it might be time to call in a plumber for a long-term solution. Call Acknowledge Plumbing at any time to speak with a member of our team. We're happy to schedule an appointment or arrange urgent assistance for as soon as possible.
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