hydrojetting Stockton
Grease Lines
When the grease line in a commercial kitchen starts to drain slowly, you’re bound to face some issues. Clogged grease not only creates unpleasant odors but can also lead to messy backups if left untreated. Using a standard sewer snake won’t solve the problem—it merely punches a hole through the grease without fully removing it.
The hydrojetter, on the other hand, uses high-pressure water at over 3,000 psi to thoroughly clean the interior walls of the pipe, washing away accumulated grease and debris. After the jetting process, our experienced technicians conduct a video inspection to confirm that the pipe is completely clear and draining smoothly.
sewer pipes
Older cast-iron sewer pipes often develop thick layers of rust and debris on their inner walls, which leads to increasingly frequent soft blockages. Snaking the line only dislodges some of the loose debris, causing it to settle at the bottom of the pipe. A professional hydrojetting service, however, thoroughly flushes out the debris from the system.
Our hydrojetting process starts at key points like floor drains, clean-outs, and roof vents, pushing the debris toward the main trunk line and out into the city sewer, resulting in a clean, free-flowing pipe. Our skilled technicians always conclude with a sewer video inspection to confirm that the line is clear and to check for any potential issues.
